Very helpful. You didn't mention it, but I'm assuming for downhill and uphill lies you want to play the ball within your stance - forward, center, or back, as you would on a flat lie.
Hi Bill, you are right, I didn't mention it - Bummer! Well, I guess because I always have the same lie as the clubs asks for in a flat lie... If you have any questions about the ballposititon, please watch the matching video on my channel. Please don't put the ball in the center of the stance except your Wedges!
I have seen a few videos from Martina and while she does try to explain herself as best as possible I do find myself drifting away. This is new for her in a few ways so hopefully as time goes on she will become more comfortable and perhaps not to be to wordy. Her concepts thou are interesting.
Well I am glad that my content is still interesting even when you drift away. I've been doing UA-cam Videos for over 6 years now. I am very comfortable in front of the camera. But you know, maybe you need a different lesson and teacher. Everybody needs something else...
Martina, Thank you so much for the wonderful lesson! Within the short time that I have been a subscriber to your training videos. So much of what I was taught was either incorrect or poorly explained. Like turning your shoulders and rotating your hips. Naturally the club will come over the top, not exactly what I am trying to achieve. I am know trying to keep my head and shoulders behind the ball and only left up after my right shoulder tucks under my chin. For the life of me I can not draw the golf ball, however I do hit the golf shot fairly straight. Which is not idea in some situations. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Ps.. You beer fest looks like lots of fun, keep posting.
Hi Roy, first of all thank you for your lovely comment! Please don't try to stay behind the ball for too long, otherwise you have fat shots, we don't need them. Let me tell you, that a Draw with the irons should not be the goal. If you hit them straight, great job! I love straight shots. Keep going like this! And yes, I am a proud Bavarian Girl who is celebrating Oktoberfest every year! Nice that you follow me on Insta as well! I ll keep posting!
Hi Richard, well there are a few reasons. We will have a indoor filming day next week. Don't worry, you ll be fine. Little tip: 1. close your clubface (stronger grip for example) 2. turn away more with your left hip espacially! Let me know if that already helps!
Excellent explanation. Now I know to align my body to the slop and remember to ball will tend to go to the low point.
Very good!
Things are always obvious when someone explains it well. Thanks Martina.
Happy to explain them clear enough for you! You are very welcome!
Very clear instructions 🎉
Thank you!!!
Very well explained. Good, solid instruction. Thank you
Thanks for your positive comment! You are welcome!!!
Thank you, Martina. Your demonstration of how the club face angle changes was outstanding. Can't wait for your next lesson.
Glad you like it Brian!
Thank you for this explanation , it makes sense when it is explained , can’t wait to try these shots 👍
Let me know how it works out for you!
Very helpful. You didn't mention it, but I'm assuming for downhill and uphill lies you want to play the ball within your stance - forward, center, or back, as you would on a flat lie.
Hi Bill, you are right, I didn't mention it - Bummer! Well, I guess because I always have the same lie as the clubs asks for in a flat lie... If you have any questions about the ballposititon, please watch the matching video on my channel. Please don't put the ball in the center of the stance except your Wedges!
I have seen a few videos from Martina and while she does try to explain herself as best as possible I do find myself drifting away. This is new for her in a few ways so hopefully as time goes on she will become more comfortable and perhaps not to be to wordy. Her concepts thou are interesting.
Well I am glad that my content is still interesting even when you drift away. I've been doing UA-cam Videos for over 6 years now. I am very comfortable in front of the camera. But you know, maybe you need a different lesson and teacher. Everybody needs something else...
Martina, Thank you so much for the wonderful lesson! Within the short time that I have been a subscriber to your training videos. So much of what I was taught was either incorrect or poorly explained. Like turning your shoulders and rotating your hips. Naturally the club will come over the top, not exactly what I am trying to achieve. I am know trying to keep my head and shoulders behind the ball and only left up after my right shoulder tucks under my chin. For the life of me I can not draw the golf ball, however I do hit the golf shot fairly straight. Which is not idea in some situations. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Ps.. You beer fest looks like lots of fun, keep posting.
Hi Roy, first of all thank you for your lovely comment! Please don't try to stay behind the ball for too long, otherwise you have fat shots, we don't need them. Let me tell you, that a Draw with the irons should not be the goal. If you hit them straight, great job! I love straight shots. Keep going like this! And yes, I am a proud Bavarian Girl who is celebrating Oktoberfest every year! Nice that you follow me on Insta as well! I ll keep posting!
Awesome, I have struggled with this!
hi can you make video how to cure shank shots because i always struggle with my iron shank shots...i tried many ways but still shank
Hi Richard, well there are a few reasons. We will have a indoor filming day next week. Don't worry, you ll be fine. Little tip: 1. close your clubface (stronger grip for example) 2. turn away more with your left hip espacially! Let me know if that already helps!
I tend to stand at bit closer when the ball is below my feet. Is that wrong?
If it works for you?! If so, then it's just right for you!