Setting up your driver with your lead shoulder is much better than trying to set up with your feet. Also, moving your body around the ball, just a little with the clock method, and swinging out to the right, just a little, really improves your golf swing. Cheers.
I realized the other day that I had shifted the ball position too far back. I was hitting knuckleballs that driving straight down. Moved the ball forward and kept club face in the same spot. Immediately starting hitting up on the ball. Just had to aim body a touch more right and it was golden
Could maybe work but explore shifting first. We need to transfer momentum though to the upper body. Staying on the lead side is more a deliberate positioning and can cause a lack of dynamism and muscle activation/joint loading for sequencing.
This video resonated with me finally getting the orientation to right with the release. Let it go !
I enjoy your videos. Looking forward going to the range tomorrow and see if I can match this performance!
Setting up your driver with your lead shoulder is much better than trying to set up with your feet. Also, moving your body around the ball, just a little with the clock method, and swinging out to the right, just a little, really improves your golf swing. Cheers.
I realized the other day that I had shifted the ball position too far back. I was hitting knuckleballs that driving straight down. Moved the ball forward and kept club face in the same spot. Immediately starting hitting up on the ball. Just had to aim body a touch more right and it was golden
Marcus, is ball set at rhe left armpit at address ?
It seems the Stack and Tilt method of initial weight forward would be superior to shifting weight?
Could maybe work but explore shifting first. We need to transfer momentum though to the upper body. Staying on the lead side is more a deliberate positioning and can cause a lack of dynamism and muscle activation/joint loading for sequencing.