Drill 6 is explained as the swing x-ray. As it helps the student see which drill may be slightly off and this tells them which drill to go focus on to bring their swing back into its correct shape. Here is a good way to focus on it.
Scottie Scheffler is the #1 ranked player in the world of golf. But what swing key and drill does he perform so well to make him consistently strike the ball great week in and week out?
Using the drill 3 and the drill 6 to full effect will give any golfer the truest indication of how swing plane, path and face control work. In this video one of our website members shows us how the entry and exit work.
Swing planes are often drawn over videos and used to show golfers their swing path. Lines on a screen are generally straight lines. Yet from the golfer's view there are NO straight lines- or at least shouldn't be. Watch this older video of mine to learn more
There are many reasons a golfer swings over the top and it can be a very difficult thing to solve for many. If you are extreme and cutting across the ball here is a drill to help change your visual of a correct swing plane or entry to impact.
While there are many ways to get the clubhead away from the ball on the backswing- sometimes a golfer needs a checkpoint to help them get things started correctly.
Drill 6 is explained as the swing x-ray. As it helps the student see which drill may be slightly off and this tells them which drill to go focus on to bring their swing back into its correct shape. Here is a good way to focus on it.
Scottie Scheffler is the #1 ranked player in the world of golf. But what swing key and drill does he perform so well to make him consistently strike the ball great week in and week out?
Using the drill 3 and the drill 6 to full effect will give any golfer the truest indication of how swing plane, path and face control work. In this video one of our website members shows us how the entry and exit work.
There are many reasons a golfer swings over the top and it can be a very difficult thing to solve for many. If you are extreme and cutting across the ball here is a drill to help change your visual of a correct swing plane or entry to impact.
While there are many ways to get the clubhead away from the ball on the backswing- sometimes a golfer needs a checkpoint to help them get things started correctly.