Awesome explanation how the spine angle is created. I have been forcing the angle at address rather than letting it occur on the backswing and then trying to keep it on the follow through.
Thank you very much; we are glad you found the video helpful. That is correct; tour professionals do not lean their spines away from the target during setup. Their "shoulders" lean, but this is something very different. Leaning the spine can cause many issues!
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I thought that with your irons, you keep your head behind the ball on the downswing at impact whereas your head went past the ball on the downswing in your final demonstration facing the camera?
Awesome explanation how the spine angle is created. I have been forcing the angle at address rather than letting it occur on the backswing and then trying to keep it on the follow through.
Thank you very much; we are glad you found the video helpful. That is correct; tour professionals do not lean their spines away from the target during setup. Their "shoulders" lean, but this is something very different. Leaning the spine can cause many issues!
Very simple and easy explanation, thanks.
Thank you very much, we are glad you found the video enjoyable and valuable
Great tips thank you.
Never heard this before Well done
Thank you very much, we will be creating more golf instructional content that people have never heard before. Glad you enjoyed this video and found it valuable
Thank you 👍🏻
Thank you very much and glad you enjoyed it!
What about fairway woods and long irons?
I thought that with your irons, you keep your head behind the ball on the downswing at impact whereas your head went past the ball on the downswing in your final demonstration facing the camera?