I've been playing golf for 30 years. 13 handicap now, I 've tried so many things with variable results but this video was like taking the blind covers off. I've worked on hip rotation, grip, angle of attack - you name it, I've watched some video on it and tried it. How many times have friends said to me - " slow down mate, relax..." Today is the day - playing in a 8 ball 2 groups, big internal. Hope it works! Thanks guys. Great stuff.
What a great video! This is a subject that doesn’t get enough attention. In the age of “Strokes Gained” where, when it comes to the Driver, the emphasis is on distance, distance, distance what is not expressed often enough is that if a good strike isn’t achieved all that extra effort in swinging faster is for naught. Swinging faster & hitting the ball further is only helpful if the ball stays on the planet. It seems to me that, particularly for amateurs the whole Strokes Gained methodology has the potential to pull the golfers’ focus away from “strike location” and ends up leading to poor results & frustration. Another great video guys.
Strike is something I’ve worked on thanks to video content like this highlighting it. never covered during a lesson, which is where I think golf coaching (certainly my experience of it) is wrong as it’s geared towards instant fixes that don’t last rather than working on skills like this that will actually improve you long term
Ooh what's this?.... a cheeky little video released in the daytime. Feels like an early Christmas present. Thanks guys. I still think Lee's right knee, that initial move backwards as he straightens it, needs sorting. It must do someone to his hip movement. Restrict it and possibly change the angle of its rotation. Great video and that GC Quad is just brilliant.
Going to use tape on the mat when I'm next on the range to create a gate drill, and having an image of swinging inside it. Also will use foot spray to dial in the strike location. Gonna do this for both driver and irons. Dan, you are literally my favourite golf youtuber and I thank you for vlogs. Regards. 👍
For those without a GCquad, 18 months ago I started to use dry shampoo spray on the club face which shows strike. Its a big help to know where you are actually hitting the face of the club with the ball. My drive strikes were a bit low and so I increased tee height to fix that one (and to allow me to hit more up on the ball). Dan did a vid on this too I think. There are quick and cheap ways to get an idea of what is going on. Testing Lester must be a hard job Dan, how do you get him to concentrate !
That’s one of the best vids I’ve seen, comes just at the right time for me, would love to see a review of Lee’s journey so far, analysing what changed and where the improvement has been made?
Terrific that Dan, yes I will be focusing on strike when I go to the range today and then play 9 holes. Great to see Lee's face when he found that he still swung the club quickly even though he wasn't thinking about it.
Fantastic vlog Dan. I have the exact same problem as Lee with spraying the driver all over the place. What you said today makes all the sense in the world. That will be my focus for the winter. Thank you. 👍🏾
Thanks Dan, I’ve always had a scattergun approach across face, particularly driver. Slo-mo gate drill looks way to go to add to my practice regime for the long term benefits! 👍
Lee is our hero. And by “our” I mean all of us 9-12 handicappers. I’m not sure if I’d have the courage to put my game on display in front of the world and there is NO WAY I’d do it in front of the world while playing with the likes Dan’s brother and Will. I’ve been on a 12 year odyssey to get myself to “single digits” and I finally made it (last revision has me at 9.1). But it has taken 12 long years of frustration, finally taking a set of 10 lessons AND obsessively watching Dan (and Crossfield) for the last several years. It took 12 years to finally realize, I HAVE to find the center of the club face. My strike consistency is no where near Dan’s or even Lester’s but it is getting better and is something I actively focus on each time I’m at the range or playing. I can’t wait to watch Lee’s journey to scratch. We’re all pulling for him and I know he’ll do it.
@@montysraddish5883 Fair enough. Personally I’m impressed with Lee’s willingness to put his game out there for the whole world to see while he’s attempting to get to scratch. I know I’m not sure I’d be willing to show you all of my shanks, thins, fats, slices, snap hooks and 3-jacks while I’ve been trying to get to the same place over the last 12 years. That’s all I’m really saying. It takes some courage to put yourself out there like that. Lee’s personality and banter style may not be your cup of tea but I think you should give him some credit.
@@montysraddish5883 Wow. Ok. Clearly you dislike Lee a lot. I don’t want to argue. I’ll just say the I love the idea that Dan is including a mid handicapper on a journey to attempt to play to scratch. I’m on that same journey myself. And while I do think Lee get’s a bit to chatty behind the camera at times, I identify with his game...or occasionally lack there of. That’s all I meant when I said “lee is our hero” and to “give him some credit”. I like seeing a mid handicapper on the channel and Dan trying help him achieve his goal of scratch.
Super work boys. I tend to be a bit of a toe striker generally and have used an empty golf ball sleeve to the inside of my club. Amazing how a gate or part gate really does help with strike. Go Lee. Race you to scratch!!
Love it! Always appreciate drills that don’t require high tech equipment. I was shanking my irons bad this spring and went out in the yard and set up that same drill with some wiffle balls. Did it for about 2 weeks and totally changed my strike and saved my iron play!
Gotta slow down to speed up. It's true in every sport. Everyone is so focused on speed, but if you cant find the face, it means noting. Fantastic as always !!!
Good stuff chaps. I’ve just purchased a shorter driver shaft. Have only been swinging it on the range so far but already feels & looks a lot more consistent strike wise
Driving is your strong point...normally.....but today I just watched you playing army golf round China Fleet.🤣😂🤣😂 even the pro's struggle sometimes...thank God!!
Really good lesson and very interesting and something I'll be working on this winter - knowing the effect on the ball flight where the strike is on the club face makes so much sense and provides real focus and allows the swing to take care of itself!
This is perfect! I've been struggling with strike with my driver (low heel) lately and in my last two games I've slowed down my swing a tad and started to find the middle of the club and find more distance and accuracy. Top video this.
Your tips came at the right time had an inconsistent driving game today from brilliant to darn right nasty will be trying this after work during our summer with some foot spray powder to see my strike patterns .
Great video Dan, I will definitely be implementing this drill into my practice sessions 👍🏾 It would be great if you could share with us what you did/changed from your "Get up Dan" days to where you are now.
Love this as someone who does exactly the same ..and am having lessons at the moment to get my handicap down ..hugely relatable ...still wish I had his club head speed though haha well done guys another great vid
This is my weakness nailed on, inconsistent strike with driver. Love this, will take this into my practice and would love to see more along these lines.
Consistent strike is a thing i certainly forget, especially when playing well. Even last night at the range, still find if i step on a drive and try and swing faster it goes all over the show! Like that tee drill tho 👌
Excellent lesson, and something I should pay attn to. I seem to be right on the cusp between a draw and a fade, but never quite sure which one is going to appear. Maybe this is why.
This is the work that will make or break Lee’s attempt at getting lower. It is very difficult to maintain this sort of work as part of practice you have to be disciplined
Great advice guys, as I am currently starting to look at my strike. Only plated 1.5 years and struggling with Driver. Hopefully I can break 80 for the first time as I am in the mid to late 80. Great content!!!!
During quarantine in March I slowed down and managed to be consistent Then I become cocky and aftering faster swing speed. Guess what? Made a large scattered pattern from heel to toe 🤦♂️ Thank you for this lesson
Great video guys I will be trying that drill next time I'm at the range, Lee will get the strike I think people forget that it is a vlog for fun and going for it not a stroke round keep bombing it when you can and practise you'll be alright mate 👍 🇦🇺
The work for the payoff is definitely worth it. We all have that great feeling when we know we have hit the sweet spot, and better yet, do it consistently.
Great drill Dan will be in the garden later with the foam balls and pink tees , more drills please perhaps one a month not every week I believe people become lost constantly doing different drills every week or day 🤪
Excellent instruction as always. I have also found that i seem more consistent when addressing the ball closer to the heel off the tee. Just an anomaly in my swing i guess .
Similar to as an Amateur golfer when you lay up for a hazard yet the ball nicely it fly straight into the hazard because you’re not swinging at it and your time in it make a better contact
PURE. GOLD. Lee will get to scratch. 100% positive it will happen. He may never get to PLUS like Lester tho. But that's another goal for another day! LOL Cheers boys!
Great tip to aid strike work my pro gave me was to you an ink pad at the range. Super cheap and effect, dot the range ball on it then line it up and off you go.. Clear mark that wipes off the club after every shot.
Just started watching i hope this helps me. I get annoyed watching golf channels when they say ooooh that was a bit toey or whatever and its like 7mm toe. I hit like 30mm toe then hozzel. Awful striking 😂
Dan, I have just been cut from 31 to 27, I have been trying to get into using my driver instead of 3 wood, I have noticed the difference myself in shot shape from different places on the club face, I am working currently on strike and swing path to get shot shaping and consistency, I think my performance is better from level fairway than rough without doubt. Other lies are not so straightforward but in time experience will show. I wish I could get a lesson and appraisal of my game by you guys, I like the analysis and explanation, how much Dan?
The reason Lee was quicker when he didn't go fully at it is his sequencing will be better so inturn better pressure into the ground. How much effort you put in doesn't always equate speed. Especially since having access to a launch monitor I don't know why Lee doesn't compare both swings for ball speed. His bomb ball probably isn't going further
There's nowhere near enough of this skills based coaching being promoted. There's so many studies being done that prove humans perform and learn better with external focus' etc. There's loads of podcasts on the subject that are so interesting to listen to.
Superb stuff guys 🙌 really interesting. I'm guilty of just trying to smash it and ignore where on the club it hits! Will be trying to focus on this going forward now 👍
Dan, another brilliant video, I have used foot spay to see where Im striking my driver , and its all over the place, I will defo do the 2 tee set up to help, I wonder if your allowed to do that when on the tee?
Lee said something at the end of thevideo. Thinking about strike position rather than speed worked and most likely had little impact on speed. Did anyone record the speed difference? Great video as always. Thanks
2 questions. Why is strike more important than face to path control? How do you work out strike patterns when you do mot have access to a launch monitor?
Very interesting video!! I think there's a lot of thought on this with Bryson bombing it and strokes gained changing the way golfers think. There is a lot of thought that says go as fast as you can and then work on control. I'd love to hear your thoughts on this as I believe that if you're a young golfer learning the game the above is the best way, get as much speed as you can then start to learn to control it. However if you are a 'mid-career' golfer/mid to high handicapper who doesn't control strike/face/path then slowing down is by far the best option as there are limits to how fast you can actually get anyway.
Loved this guys, just beginning to work on this myself after upping my speed in the last couple of months. I can't practise on a monitor that measures strike though, was thinking some old fashioned foot spray on the face to show me, what do you think ?
lee swings the driver with his shoulders than with his arms... IMO i think that is why his strike is off you can see the difference when he strikes it well and when he does not.. nice bit of detail in understanding strike fellas..
I've been playing golf for 30 years. 13 handicap now, I 've tried so many things with variable results but this video was like taking the blind covers off. I've worked on hip rotation, grip, angle of attack - you name it, I've watched some video on it and tried it. How many times have friends said to me - " slow down mate, relax..." Today is the day - playing in a 8 ball 2 groups, big internal. Hope it works! Thanks guys. Great stuff.
What a great video!
This is a subject that doesn’t get enough attention. In the age of “Strokes Gained” where, when it comes to the Driver, the emphasis is on distance, distance, distance what is not expressed often enough is that if a good strike isn’t achieved all that extra effort in swinging faster is for naught. Swinging faster & hitting the ball further is only helpful if the ball stays on the planet. It seems to me that, particularly for amateurs the whole Strokes Gained methodology has the potential to pull the golfers’ focus away from “strike location” and ends up leading to poor results & frustration.
Another great video guys.
Strike is something I’ve worked on thanks to video content like this highlighting it. never covered during a lesson, which is where I think golf coaching (certainly my experience of it) is wrong as it’s geared towards instant fixes that don’t last rather than working on skills like this that will actually improve you long term
Kudos to Lee for his good-nature concerning his strike pattern. On the plus side, though, only ONE appeared to be below the equator.
I was trying to think where I know your name from then it came to me, GO OMP 😅😅👍🏾
@@S.forbes 👍
Ooh what's this?.... a cheeky little video released in the daytime. Feels like an early Christmas present. Thanks guys. I still think Lee's right knee, that initial move backwards as he straightens it, needs sorting. It must do someone to his hip movement. Restrict it and possibly change the angle of its rotation. Great video and that GC Quad is just brilliant.
Going to use tape on the mat when I'm next on the range to create a gate drill, and having an image of swinging inside it. Also will use foot spray to dial in the strike location. Gonna do this for both driver and irons.
Dan, you are literally my favourite golf youtuber and I thank you for vlogs. Regards. 👍
👍
Started using this drill a few years ago it helped then and I still go back to it when I feel that I’m losing the ball on impact.
For those without a GCquad, 18 months ago I started to use dry shampoo spray on the club face which shows strike. Its a big help to know where you are actually hitting the face of the club with the ball. My drive strikes were a bit low and so I increased tee height to fix that one (and to allow me to hit more up on the ball). Dan did a vid on this too I think. There are quick and cheap ways to get an idea of what is going on. Testing Lester must be a hard job Dan, how do you get him to concentrate !
Foot spray also works well on this advice. Use what you need too to improve strike 👍
That’s one of the best vids I’ve seen, comes just at the right time for me, would love to see a review of Lee’s journey so far, analysing what changed and where the improvement has been made?
finally something that will truly help golfers and not just about distance
Smashing the tee as Lee did gets it out of the top half of the face. Getting comfortable with your stock swing gets it out of the center.
Terrific that Dan, yes I will be focusing on strike when I go to the range today and then play 9 holes. Great to see Lee's face when he found that he still swung the club quickly even though he wasn't thinking about it.
Fantastic vlog Dan. I have the exact same problem as Lee with spraying the driver all over the place. What you said today makes all the sense in the world. That will be my focus for the winter. Thank you. 👍🏾
Thanks Dan, I’ve always had a scattergun approach across face, particularly driver. Slo-mo gate drill looks way to go to add to my practice regime for the long term benefits! 👍
Lee is our hero. And by “our” I mean all of us 9-12 handicappers. I’m not sure if I’d have the courage to put my game on display in front of the world and there is NO WAY I’d do it in front of the world while playing with the likes Dan’s brother and Will. I’ve been on a 12 year odyssey to get myself to “single digits” and I finally made it (last revision has me at 9.1). But it has taken 12 long years of frustration, finally taking a set of 10 lessons AND obsessively watching Dan (and Crossfield) for the last several years. It took 12 years to finally realize, I HAVE to find the center of the club face. My strike consistency is no where near Dan’s or even Lester’s but it is getting better and is something I actively focus on each time I’m at the range or playing. I can’t wait to watch Lee’s journey to scratch. We’re all pulling for him and I know he’ll do it.
@@montysraddish5883 Fair enough. Personally I’m impressed with Lee’s willingness to put his game out there for the whole world to see while he’s attempting to get to scratch. I know I’m not sure I’d be willing to show you all of my shanks, thins, fats, slices, snap hooks and 3-jacks while I’ve been trying to get to the same place over the last 12 years. That’s all I’m really saying. It takes some courage to put yourself out there like that. Lee’s personality and banter style may not be your cup of tea but I think you should give him some credit.
@@montysraddish5883 Wow. Ok. Clearly you dislike Lee a lot. I don’t want to argue. I’ll just say the I love the idea that Dan is including a mid handicapper on a journey to attempt to play to scratch. I’m on that same journey myself. And while I do think Lee get’s a bit to chatty behind the camera at times, I identify with his game...or occasionally lack there of. That’s all I meant when I said “lee is our hero” and to “give him some credit”. I like seeing a mid handicapper on the channel and Dan trying help him achieve his goal of scratch.
Super work boys. I tend to be a bit of a toe striker generally and have used an empty golf ball sleeve to the inside of my club. Amazing how a gate or part gate really does help with strike. Go Lee. Race you to scratch!!
Love it! Always appreciate drills that don’t require high tech equipment. I was shanking my irons bad this spring and went out in the yard and set up that same drill with some wiffle balls. Did it for about 2 weeks and totally changed my strike and saved my iron play!
Brilliant Dan makes so much sense. As a 8 h’cap golfer who concentrates so much on my swing this gives me something to work on👏🏻👏🏻
Gotta slow down to speed up. It's true in every sport. Everyone is so focused on speed, but if you cant find the face, it means noting. Fantastic as always !!!
Timely video. I can't seem to hit anything, but the bottom half of the driver face lately. They are consistent, and in play, but killing my distance.
Good stuff chaps.
I’ve just purchased a shorter driver shaft.
Have only been swinging it on the range so far but already feels & looks a lot more consistent strike wise
Great drill ! ...never seen that drill before... it is definitely going in the golf folder for future use. Can't get enough of these type of videos
Really nice coaching session. Your extremely pedagogik dan. Awesome stuff.
Quality video. First video I saw on this channel was episode one in this series. Kept me engaged ever since 👌🏻👏🏻
Fascinating stuff Dan. Really enjoyed the delivery. You are very good! More please..
Brilliant video, especially the statement regarding it will not be a quick fix and that it takes time to achieve a consistent strike.
Great tips Dan.
Driving is your strong point...normally.....but today I just watched you playing army golf round China Fleet.🤣😂🤣😂 even the pro's struggle sometimes...thank God!!
Really good lesson and very interesting and something I'll be working on this winter - knowing the effect on the ball flight where the strike is on the club face makes so much sense and provides real focus and allows the swing to take care of itself!
This is perfect! I've been struggling with strike with my driver (low heel) lately and in my last two games I've slowed down my swing a tad and started to find the middle of the club and find more distance and accuracy. Top video this.
Blooming brilliant. Love this. Be great if you can do more of this type of stuff. Cheers. 👍
Great stuff! At last, someone finally talking 'real world' common sense! 👏 : control strike, control spin, maximise with the least effort!
Your tips came at the right time had an inconsistent driving game today from brilliant to darn right nasty will be trying this after work during our summer with some foot spray powder to see my strike
patterns .
Great video Dan, I will definitely be implementing this drill into my practice sessions 👍🏾 It would be great if you could share with us what you did/changed from your "Get up Dan" days to where you are now.
Loved the video especially the drill , but have you any drills to hit up as well???
Great stuff Dan. Strike is definitely King.
Finally, been waiting for this the last 8 months . . go Dan go and good luck Lee.
Enjoyed the vid!
Something other than just course vlogs lol
These tests/drills/games were always my favorite Crossfield videos....
Love this as someone who does exactly the same ..and am having lessons at the moment to get my handicap down ..hugely relatable ...still wish I had his club head speed though haha well done guys another great vid
Brilliant stuff Dan. Strike massive for me to work on
thanks Dan never thought of strike position just as the same as Lee know i will be conscious on my strike position thanks current handicap index 10.6
This is my weakness nailed on, inconsistent strike with driver. Love this, will take this into my practice and would love to see more along these lines.
Consistent strike is a thing i certainly forget, especially when playing well. Even last night at the range, still find if i step on a drive and try and swing faster it goes all over the show! Like that tee drill tho 👌
Will be trying this 👍🏻having to set up on the toe as hit low heel a lot .
Excellent lesson, and something I should pay attn to. I seem to be right on the cusp between a draw and a fade, but never quite sure which one is going to appear. Maybe this is why.
This is the work that will make or break Lee’s attempt at getting lower. It is very difficult to maintain this sort of work as part of practice you have to be disciplined
Great advice guys, as I am currently starting to look at my strike. Only plated 1.5 years and struggling with Driver. Hopefully I can break 80 for the first time as I am in the mid to late 80. Great content!!!!
Mid to late 80's is good stuff after 1.5 years, keep it going 👍
Great stuff Dan! I needed this! Just had my first driver fitting, now on to improving ball striking! 😎
Quality video Dan. And good luck Lee... Keep at it
Great vid. Interesting stuff. Something to think about over the winter.
Really good description and video! I will work on this more this winter.
Cracking video, power without control is pointless.
During quarantine in March I slowed down and managed to be consistent
Then I become cocky and aftering faster swing speed.
Guess what?
Made a large scattered pattern from heel to toe 🤦♂️
Thank you for this lesson
Strike is King!
Great video guys I will be trying that drill next time I'm at the range, Lee will get the strike I think people forget that it is a vlog for fun and going for it not a stroke round keep bombing it when you can and practise you'll be alright mate 👍 🇦🇺
What a great drill, can’t wait to try it out. #allovertheplace
My coach has been putting a ball basket on the outside of the ball on the tee to stop me from hitting the heel of the driver. So I can relate to this.
Very good, great to watch a journey of improvement - more please, as it motivates me to do the same! Good lesson too!
The work for the payoff is definitely worth it. We all have that great feeling when we know we have hit the sweet spot, and better yet, do it consistently.
Really interesting boys, well done
Just lost the way with the strike at present, will get on to this drill asap.
I am missing a lot of fairways recently so will definitely give this a try. Great vid chaps. Keep them coming. 👍
Great drill Dan will be in the garden later with the foam balls and pink tees , more drills please perhaps one a month not every week
I believe people become lost constantly doing different drills every week or day 🤪
Excellent instruction as always. I have also found that i seem more consistent when addressing the ball closer to the heel off the tee. Just an anomaly in my swing i guess .
was interesting, thats what we need are sensible understandable drills, great job
Similar to as an Amateur golfer when you lay up for a hazard yet the ball nicely it fly straight into the hazard because you’re not swinging at it and your time in it make a better contact
PURE. GOLD. Lee will get to scratch. 100% positive it will happen. He may never get to PLUS like Lester tho. But that's another goal for another day! LOL Cheers boys!
Good content Dan 👍
Superb DH . Quality info
Great tip to aid strike work my pro gave me was to you an ink pad at the range. Super cheap and effect, dot the range ball on it then line it up and off you go.. Clear mark that wipes off the club after every shot.
Yep, you can use a sharpie pen as well.
Great video. I always consider driver strike but usually is worse than Lee. Like the tip and will give this a go. Thanks and good luck Lee 👍
Great stuff, more on this exact subject please.
Just started watching i hope this helps me. I get annoyed watching golf channels when they say ooooh that was a bit toey or whatever and its like 7mm toe. I hit like 30mm toe then hozzel. Awful striking 😂
very good, more of this please x
Dan, I have just been cut from 31 to 27, I have been trying to get into using my driver instead of 3 wood, I have noticed the difference myself in shot shape from different places on the club face, I am working currently on strike and swing path to get shot shaping and consistency, I think my performance is better from level fairway than rough without doubt. Other lies are not so straightforward but in time experience will show.
I wish I could get a lesson and appraisal of my game by you guys, I like the analysis and explanation, how much Dan?
Great video! Any tips for what to use for this drill on a mat in a public range?
Good vid Henrick Danielson great info
What a great video. Good job!
I use strike to dictate shot shape similar to you Dan, toe = draw, middle = straight(ish), heal = cut
Exactly what I do. Unfortunately it's mostly unintentional....
The reason Lee was quicker when he didn't go fully at it is his sequencing will be better so inturn better pressure into the ground. How much effort you put in doesn't always equate speed. Especially since having access to a launch monitor I don't know why Lee doesn't compare both swings for ball speed. His bomb ball probably isn't going further
Dan can you do a video on your toe strikes with your irons. Iv been suffering from the same problem the past few months.
There's nowhere near enough of this skills based coaching being promoted. There's so many studies being done that prove humans perform and learn better with external focus' etc. There's loads of podcasts on the subject that are so interesting to listen to.
Superb stuff guys 🙌 really interesting. I'm guilty of just trying to smash it and ignore where on the club it hits! Will be trying to focus on this going forward now 👍
Great tip. How Can I improve my to often ‘heel’ strikes?
Dan, another brilliant video, I have used foot spay to see where Im striking my driver , and its all over the place, I will defo do the 2 tee set up to help, I wonder if your allowed to do that when on the tee?
Lee said something at the end of thevideo. Thinking about strike position rather than speed worked and most likely had little impact on speed. Did anyone record the speed difference?
Great video as always. Thanks
That’s how you give a golf lesson...
Dan the Guru😍
2 questions. Why is strike more important than face to path control? How do you work out strike patterns when you do mot have access to a launch monitor?
Damn, what a video! Love it!
Very interesting video!! I think there's a lot of thought on this with Bryson bombing it and strokes gained changing the way golfers think. There is a lot of thought that says go as fast as you can and then work on control. I'd love to hear your thoughts on this as I believe that if you're a young golfer learning the game the above is the best way, get as much speed as you can then start to learn to control it. However if you are a 'mid-career' golfer/mid to high handicapper who doesn't control strike/face/path then slowing down is by far the best option as there are limits to how fast you can actually get anyway.
But as Lee saw on the video you can still swing it incredibly fast without TRYING to swing it fast.
@@robertcourt8593 agreed effortless power as opposed to powerless effort.
Amazing video. Thanks so much,,
It would have been good to have seen the before and after swing speed and smash factor for Lee's shots..
Yes I’d always thought I toe’d the ball due to flappy feel till my coach proved i was heel striking
Now use stick on sheets to identify strike
Interesting, I'm working on addressing the ball more in the heel with all my clubs as my bad shot is a violent hook. It appears to be working 🤞
Driver dispersion
Woods off the deck - to attack par 5s
Wedges - accuracy
Putting technique
Good content guys food for thought there 👍
Loved this guys, just beginning to work on this myself after upping my speed in the last couple of months. I can't practise on a monitor that measures strike though, was thinking some old fashioned foot spray on the face to show me, what do you think ?
I just spit on my hand and wipe the face clean after each shot!!!!
Yep, or a sharpie or dry shampoo
lee swings the driver with his shoulders than with his arms... IMO i think that is why his strike is off you can see the difference when he strikes it well and when he does not.. nice bit of detail in understanding strike fellas..
Great video. How much did the centre strike effect his performance. Distance accuracy etc