You feel like you’re swinging hard, and not getting a lot of club head speed.
That pulling action is going to cause this face to open up and lose a lot of distance. When you do draw the ball, it ends up being a snap hook, and we’ll talk about why that is here in a second.īut first let me go ahead and demonstrate one of these ideas where I’m going to pull that club through the golf ball, and it’s going to end up in kind of a weak, blocked-out to the right type shot, that’s really not going to be very good.
So there, I lost a ton of distance, I didn’t get the speed that I wanted, the ball faded off, I ended up hitting it in the water. So let’s talk about the right way to do this, and one very simple trick that can make this happen.Īll right, so first let’s get into why pulling through the golf ball is not a very good idea. The reason is, if you think about how you pull this club. If I’m going to go ahead and pull this handle forward, where does the club actually go? It wants to lag back behind. So the harder I pull, the more my club works back this way. The reason is, if I’m putting force in this handle going toward the target, the club head or the center of mass of that club wants to line up with it. Turning the head to look over the shoulder is what movement driver#.
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