Break Chain – Stop Pulling the Ball Immediately
By Paul Wilson at January 2, 2013 | 12:57 am | Print
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TrD, 4 months ago
Great golf instruction series on “breaking bad” swings from becoming bad swing habits. Given some basic tools to constructively self examine and correct faulty shots, also helps break the cycle of frustration that creeps into the game when tired or problems/doubts occur.
Paul Wilson, 4 months ago
TrD,
Glad you like the series. Just wanted to give everyone some simple fixes to some common problems. Repeating flaws is no way to get better.
RalphGrapentine, 4 months ago
Hi Paul. Yesterday you gave me three tips to watch on the backswing. It appears that the club that is lying on the ground that you have to Match up to at the halfway back point should be even with your toes. Is that right? Thanks. Ralph.
Paul Wilson, 4 months ago
Ralph,
The club on the ground is aligned parallel left of target. Once in place you approach it with your toeline parallel to it.
Here is the video on alignment:
Alignment: http://ignitiongolf.com/golf-alignment
barrybower, 4 months ago
Hi Paul Consistantly hooking ball ,slice gone, shots now start right ,draw or hooks left. the hook shot can this be cause by too much tilt back, i rarely push the ball .How can you tell if its too much tilt ,or too much release with the wrists. what should i be working on,shots mostly draws,strong draws,occassioal hook.
Paul Wilson, 4 months ago
Barry,
If you are hooking it too much without trying to hook it your grip is too strong. You need to perfect you grip first. Then make sure you are turning.
Watch:
Hooking: http://ignitiongolf.com/cure-hooking
In the future you need to be watching your ball for spin and direction. Your wrists affect spin. Your body rotation affects direction.