Paul my problem when I try to increase my leg drive is that my hands and arms tend to speed up. I loose my powerless arms swing. I am back to my old habit. I have a problem with keep the hips and upper body in separation. I would like some extra yards, but then I loose the straight ball flight.
So you haven’t rolled it enough. Plus, you don’t have to go top speed when speeding up. You can go a little faster. Get used to it. Then do it again and again until you are top speed. You need to watch this:
Paul, been watching your videos about 8 months (been golfing for almost a year) now and I’m consistently under 95! Thanks!
I’ve slowed my hips down and I can hit a drive about 240-250 but sometime I hit the ground with the head of the club and get a drive that goes 170… still straight but I can’t figure out why I do that. I don’t duff or hit fat shots with my irons.
Cheers,
Shahriar
That’s a great start. You really need to be perfecting the swing positions so you become more consistent. It’s really not that hard to get into the 80’s.
Hopefully you have been reviewing those lessons. If not, start now and do lots of practice swings making them as perfect as you can. Keep the swing speed to a level you can manage.
Hello Paul, great seeing/talking to you on Monday at your course, I am working on the 2/3rds speed drill and on driving the lower body in sync with my down swing great video’s and advice thanks again
Yes, great meeting you. Wish we would have had more time to go over your swing. It looks good but still needs some work which wouldn’t be too hard.
Stick to the 3/4 swings to get the arms out. Also, focus on perfect positioning building a great looking swing. Do this at home, range and even when you play. It’s about the move. Once you get the move, you get the ball. Stay in touch.
Paul ,As I ‘ve been working really very hard with your method these last years ,this “push/fade ” is the (occasional )error I experience ,from time to time and I know how to correct it with your “roll over ” cure .
I want to tell you about a recent experience I’ve made on the golf course .I start usually from the white (Back )tees for low handicappers -I’m a 7 handicapper -(Not the black tees for Scratch or Pro’s ).A Playing Partner told me that at my age (Past 82)I should be more modest in my endeavors and start from the Blue tees ,30 to 40 meters closer to the pin .I did so and I discovered that my swing became easier and more fluid ,and therefore got me more distance.I remember now your assistant, Pete showed us a video of the kind 2/3 years ago :he was fully right…
Exactly, this is what I try to tell people but do they listen? Not sure. Confidence breeds distance. Stay loose and play from the tees you feel you can handle. Glad you see it.
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8 Responses to “Expect This When Working On – Driving Legs Harder”
November 22, 2016
PETERMCMULLENPaul my problem when I try to increase my leg drive is that my hands and arms tend to speed up. I loose my powerless arms swing. I am back to my old habit. I have a problem with keep the hips and upper body in separation. I would like some extra yards, but then I loose the straight ball flight.
November 23, 2016
Paul WilsonPeter,
So you haven’t rolled it enough. Plus, you don’t have to go top speed when speeding up. You can go a little faster. Get used to it. Then do it again and again until you are top speed. You need to watch this:
DRILL: Golf Swing Timing For More Distance: https://ignitiongolf.com/timing-more-distance/
November 22, 2016
ShahriarDavariPaul, been watching your videos about 8 months (been golfing for almost a year) now and I’m consistently under 95! Thanks!
I’ve slowed my hips down and I can hit a drive about 240-250 but sometime I hit the ground with the head of the club and get a drive that goes 170… still straight but I can’t figure out why I do that. I don’t duff or hit fat shots with my irons.
Cheers,
Shahriar
November 23, 2016
Paul WilsonShahriar,
That’s a great start. You really need to be perfecting the swing positions so you become more consistent. It’s really not that hard to get into the 80’s.
https://ignitiongolf.com/start-here/
Hopefully you have been reviewing those lessons. If not, start now and do lots of practice swings making them as perfect as you can. Keep the swing speed to a level you can manage.
Watch:
Drop Kick: https://ignitiongolf.com/cure-drop-kick/
Also:
Fat: https://ignitiongolf.com/fat-shots-cure/
November 23, 2016
GaryDuplockHello Paul, great seeing/talking to you on Monday at your course, I am working on the 2/3rds speed drill and on driving the lower body in sync with my down swing great video’s and advice thanks again
November 23, 2016
Paul WilsonGary,
Yes, great meeting you. Wish we would have had more time to go over your swing. It looks good but still needs some work which wouldn’t be too hard.
Stick to the 3/4 swings to get the arms out. Also, focus on perfect positioning building a great looking swing. Do this at home, range and even when you play. It’s about the move. Once you get the move, you get the ball. Stay in touch.
November 24, 2016
RaymondCHASTELPaul ,As I ‘ve been working really very hard with your method these last years ,this “push/fade ” is the (occasional )error I experience ,from time to time and I know how to correct it with your “roll over ” cure .
I want to tell you about a recent experience I’ve made on the golf course .I start usually from the white (Back )tees for low handicappers -I’m a 7 handicapper -(Not the black tees for Scratch or Pro’s ).A Playing Partner told me that at my age (Past 82)I should be more modest in my endeavors and start from the Blue tees ,30 to 40 meters closer to the pin .I did so and I discovered that my swing became easier and more fluid ,and therefore got me more distance.I remember now your assistant, Pete showed us a video of the kind 2/3 years ago :he was fully right…
November 25, 2016
Paul WilsonRaymond,
Exactly, this is what I try to tell people but do they listen? Not sure. Confidence breeds distance. Stay loose and play from the tees you feel you can handle. Glad you see it.