How To Cure Fat Shots

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   PatrickFox, 2 months ago Log in to Reply

   Hi Paul

   After watching your videos numerous times, to me, its seems that the fat shot and a push shot may be “cousins”. The connection is being titled too right and not getting enough weight off the back foot. Since currently these are my two most stubborn problems which can be especially seen with a fat shot with short irons and push with the driver. Does this make sense or I am off base?

   Best Regards, Patrick

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     Paul Wilson, 2 months ago Log in to Reply

     Patrick,

     They definitely could be cousins. If you are hitting both you like to get stuck on this back foot. Make sure the back heel is off the ground about 3-4″ with irons and 4-5″ with woods. Do this in practice swings then apply this feeling to the shot. The heel should be coming off the ground because you are turning. If you are sliding you have no reason for the heel to come off. So turn don’t shift. The shift will happen on its own if you turn.

     Watch:

     Right Heel: http://ignitiongolf.com/impact-back-foot

     Bump or No Bump?: http://ignitiongolf.com/bump-or-no-bump/

     There Is Lateral Motion In The Downswing: http://ignitiongolf.com/lateral-motion-downswing/

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