Step 1:
Setup a training station with three golf tees angled back-left to front-right. The center tee is the height for your golf ball when using a driver and the outer tees are slightly higher.
Step 2:
Setup to the ball using the central tee. The visual of the three tees in a line will guide you to proper impact.
Step 3:
Swing the club so that you hit all three tees. When you are successful, you would have hit the ball with an inside path, producing a natural draw.
Since i have been following your hump day.. driving dist up from 160 to 200… not bad for 71 year old.. keep up the tips…cal
That’s Awesome Cliven. Keep up the great work!! Sh
Even while playing it seems as thoguh you’re taking your time and explaining the concepts just for me. You’re an amazing instructor. I wish you were located in San Antonio, TX. Your techniques have improved my game drastically. Getting closer and closer to breaking 100 without do-overs and I use to play about 125 golf with do-overs. Thanks a million
Simple Key to the Inside Path – a really good method of hitting from the inside; however, the image that caught my eye is your hands rolling over in “Step 3” – – have you produced a slow motion video of your hands during the downswing, impact and follow-through? Thanks, Roy
Roy–my DVD (How To build A Repeating Swing) has a great segment on hand rotation. Check it out. Sh
Shawn,
I’ve purchased your Short Game Precision video and my question is what distance should I maintain between my hands/grip and zipper? In your video on the full swing, you recommended a distance the size of fist.
Thanks.
Ron–The key is your elbows. If you feel as if your elbows are close to your rib-cage. You will have no choice but to stand very close to the ball. Good luck and thanks for the questions. Sh