The Only 5 Golf Swing Pieces That Really Matter
Today, you’ll discover, “One Move to Start Compressing Your Irons Like a Tour Pro”
Have you ever wondered if you could get more out of your irons?
I’ve got this great drill that can help you get those wrists in front of the ball at impact…
… and it’ll also help get the club face squared up to help you hit your irons straight and farther than ever!
In today’s video, you’ll discover what this drill is…
… and how you can work on this at home while watching TV at night!
In this video, you’ll learn how to stop getting stuck in your golf swing.
Do you occasionally block or snap hook the ball?
You’re not alone. I think it’s happened to all of us at some point.
Here’s what might be happening…
The club may be getting stuck behind your body in the downswing causing it to swing too much in to out.
The result: if the club face is open then you’ll block the shot. Or if the face is closed, you could easily hit a nasty snap hook.
Now, I was always taught to keep the club in front of the body to stop getting stuck.
That’s not horrible advice, but there’s more to it than that if you want the club to come in on the correct path.
In this video, I’ll show you exactly what’s going on when your club gets stuck…
And you’ll learn an easy 2 piece move to help you fix it.
Practice this move and you’ll have no issue getting the club more on plane.
Watch now to stop getting stuck and to start hitting accurate and compressed shots!
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In this video, you’ll discover how to avoid getting your golf club stuck behind you.
Getting stuck in the downswing is extremely frustrating.
You make an aggressive swing and your arms get left behind and stuck, causing you to block your ball a mile to the right.
Sometimes it can be worse…
Your hosel can lead the way resulting in a horrendous shank!
In today’s video, you’ll learn how to eliminate getting stuck in the downswing.
There are three moves that’ll help you avoid getting stuck.
First, make sure your right elbow feels like it’s moving forward in the downswing.
Second, your club needs to be close to the same angle as your right forearm.
Lastly, you need to make sure your left shoulder doesn’t pop up way too early in the downswing.
Your left shoulder should be going down then start to move up as you come into contact with the ball.
Watch this video now to see what’s causing your club to get stuck behind you…
And learn the three key moves you need to focus on to hit solid, consistent shots!
