Why You Need This: Today, you'll learn some "Simple Golf Swing Drills to Stop Early Release"

Tell me if this sounds familiar to you...

...you watch the pros on tv, and it seems like their ball flight is always nice and high and the ball seems to go on forever!

So, when you get out to the course, you want to try and get that nice high ball flight...

...but when you hit the ball, you end up leaning back and try to "help" the ball get that extra height by "flipping" the club.

And it typically ends with a shot that either wasn't hit square on the club face...

...or just floats lazily up into the air and doesn't really go anywhere...

...or both!

Well, what if I told you that the pros were actually de-lofting the club face on those nice high, penetrating shots...

...and all the height they're getting comes from their swing speed?

And what if I told you that if you have less swing speed...

...it's even more important to de-loft the club face at impact?

What?!?  That doesn't make sense!

You see, de-lofting the club is actually allowing the club to put more energy into the ball...

...which creates higher ball speed and allows the ball to not only fly farther...

...but also gives the ball more roll!

I can hear you now..."Well that's great, Clay, but how do I do it?"

I'm glad you asked...

...you see, when you attempt to add forward shaft lean into your shot...

...it tends to promote an open club face at impact.

Naturally, you understand that you don't want to hit the ball this way or you're going to block the ball...

...so the key to all of this lies within how you square that club face at impact.

You can do what most do and "flip" the club forward...

...resulting in the mis-hits or lazy floaters I talked about earlier...

...or you can do it the way the pros do it.

In today's video, you'll discover the move that makes all of this work...

...and start smashing the ball with more power than you ever have before...

...even if you don't have the crazy swing speed the pros have!

 

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Instructors Featured: Clay Ballard    

Video Duration: 11:02