Jeff's three keys are:
- Let your arms dictate club speed. He demonstrates this by throwing a rock sidearm.
- Open up your trail shoulder and remove all tension from your lead arm. You do this by letting your trailing elbow 'fly' -- that is, move away from your side during your backswing. This increases your swing arc, btw.
- Use the Flamingo Drill. Put all your weight on your lead foot, stand on the toe of your trail foot, and use your upper body to do most of the swing work -- just like throwing a rock sidearm. Please note that, although he's not trying to, he can't help but straighten his lead knee to "use the ground." This happens without conscious effort -- that's what Jeff wants you to understand.
Come on, give Jeff's advice a try. What have you got to lose... besides that short little dinky drive you hate?
Good review - will hopefully inspire a few more visits. Surprised to sense an initial reluctance to visit this track from such a well-travelled golfer! Please continue to review more courses like this
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Yes, this method may be a bit unusual but I have tried it.
ReplyDeleteAnd it works fairly well.
Thank you !