Ala jack N when your at address and your lead hand is in the club , if your have to adjust your trail hand closer ir farther away your ,reaching or stretching etc , he said your trail hand should fall right in place, I understand the concept and have noticed it affects the ahoulders and weight shift and balance etc . The games changed alot but im not sure about setups etc , you can see some pros setup so strong compared to others and they make it work
There's a linked element to this which is how the arms connect to the body. My pro said if I maintained shaft lean from set-up to impact it would be impossible to hit behind the ball, but it's not if your arms disconnect and get closer or further away from body (in this case closer). That for me is one of the biggest killers of consistency.
Great video and advice! I see a lot of guys reaching for the ball. Not too many stand too close, but you can pick 'em out easy cuz they always looked jammed up
Exactly what I needed to hear and apply to my swing!! Thanks!!
Glad this helped! Keep practicing!
Ala jack N when your at address and your lead hand is in the club , if your have to adjust your trail hand closer ir farther away your ,reaching or stretching etc , he said your trail hand should fall right in place, I understand the concept and have noticed it affects the ahoulders and weight shift and balance etc .
The games changed alot but im not sure about setups etc , you can see some pros setup so strong compared to others and they make it work
That's a great observation - it's all about finding your perfect balance point!
There's a linked element to this which is how the arms connect to the body. My pro said if I maintained shaft lean from set-up to impact it would be impossible to hit behind the ball, but it's not if your arms disconnect and get closer or further away from body (in this case closer). That for me is one of the biggest killers of consistency.
He’s indeed. Just be wary of being too clamped in
Great video and advice! I see a lot of guys reaching for the ball. Not too many stand too close, but you can pick 'em out easy cuz they always looked jammed up
It's amazing how that subtle difference can have such a big impact on the swing!