Hi Paul! I’ve worked steadily on relaxing my arms for a long time, and on the range do fine. On the course (today for example) I only sense 5-6 shots of all my shots were truly “arm free”, usually by the end of the round, when I’m pretty fatigued, and so more relaxed.
I do practice at home each day 15-20 swings and on the range 2 x week. But making that transition to the course has been tough, mostly because I feel like I’ll “lose control” of the direction of the shot (my T- shots on the first 4-5 holes do go pretty offline). Suggestions? Thanks.
Great practice to do is go out to the golf course with a few golf balls in your pocket and just try some shots out there feeling looser or more powerless arms. Do not keep score or try not to play with anybody. It is going to be the next big test for you to bring your game from the range to the golf course. Check out this tip:
How To Take Your Swing From The Range To The Course: https://ignitiongolf.com/swing-range/
Taking Powerless Arms to the Course: https://ignitiongolf.com/powerless-arms-when-playing/
What To Think About When You Play: https://ignitiongolf.com/what-to-think-when-playing/
Hi Paul. I am a new subscriber and I love your golf swing. It is truly effortless. Have you ever posted a film segment of you taking shots with your driver and repeating that swing continuously for several minutes? Your in-depth instructions are great and having a short film of you hitting your driver shots repeatedly will help me to really envision your effortless golf swing. I am making good progress following you. Thanks
4 Responses to “Building Your Effortless Swing After The Ball Is Hit”
September 16, 2020
JonathanComptonHi Paul! I’ve worked steadily on relaxing my arms for a long time, and on the range do fine. On the course (today for example) I only sense 5-6 shots of all my shots were truly “arm free”, usually by the end of the round, when I’m pretty fatigued, and so more relaxed.
I do practice at home each day 15-20 swings and on the range 2 x week. But making that transition to the course has been tough, mostly because I feel like I’ll “lose control” of the direction of the shot (my T- shots on the first 4-5 holes do go pretty offline). Suggestions? Thanks.
September 30, 2020
Paul WilsonGreat practice to do is go out to the golf course with a few golf balls in your pocket and just try some shots out there feeling looser or more powerless arms. Do not keep score or try not to play with anybody. It is going to be the next big test for you to bring your game from the range to the golf course. Check out this tip:
How To Take Your Swing From The Range To The Course: https://ignitiongolf.com/swing-range/
Taking Powerless Arms to the Course: https://ignitiongolf.com/powerless-arms-when-playing/
What To Think About When You Play: https://ignitiongolf.com/what-to-think-when-playing/
September 30, 2021
KennethTanksleyHi Paul. I am a new subscriber and I love your golf swing. It is truly effortless. Have you ever posted a film segment of you taking shots with your driver and repeating that swing continuously for several minutes? Your in-depth instructions are great and having a short film of you hitting your driver shots repeatedly will help me to really envision your effortless golf swing. I am making good progress following you. Thanks
Ken
October 19, 2021
Paul WilsonTheres lots of videos on here of my golf swing from all angles. Start with this one and go from there:
Paul’s Swing – Split Screen: https://ignitiongolf.com/pauls-swing-split-screen/