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L041. The Best Lag Drill Of All-Time | Not What You’d Expect

Why You Need This: In this video, you’ll discover “The Best Lag Drill Of All-Time | Not What You’d Expect”

There’s a great drill that can get you that extra lag you’re looking for, but most recreational players perform the drill incorrectly…

With one minor adjustment to the drill, many of our students who struggled to get lag in the downswing wound up finally adding a ton of lag…

… which will add more speed and distance to your game!

One of Quentin’s students worked on their lag with this drill, and wound up adding 50 yards!

In today’s video, you’ll find out what that adjustment to this common drill is…

… and you’ll see how much extra lag and distance is added to your swing.

L035. Best Golf Lag Drill

Today I’m going to show you the “Best Golf Lag Drill.”

Do you struggle to create lag in your golf swing?

Until you experience the correct “sensation” for what it feels like to have lag in your swing, it can be tough to know how to generate lag.

In today’s video, I’m going to give you the perfect drill to allow you to feel that “sensation” in your swing.

I’ve had many students experience that “light bulb” moment once they were given the ability to experience the correct sensation for what it feels like to have lag in your swing.

I’m hoping to give you that light bulb moment today!

And the best news is that it can all be done from the comfort of your own home in just a few quick minutes!

Let’s get started…..

D064. How to Start the Downswing for Distance

We have all been there before.

You make a swing and you feel like you have no power.

You swing harder and harder and the ball just seems to go shorter.

So where is the power leak?

In this video, I go over the proper way to start the downswing and get more distance.

Let’s get started….

L025. Why You Must Cast the Golf Club

In this video, you’ll discover why you must cast the golf club.

You can swing as hard as you want…

But you’re not going to generate much clubhead speed if you cast the club near the top of your swing.

You simply have no chance of getting the distance you want if you’re burning up all your speed well before you’re even near the ball.

Now, we’ve all heard that you shouldn’t cast the club… But there’s more to it…

In this video, you’ll discover the truth about casting and how you can maximize your lag.

You’ll get a couple of drills to help you hold your lag longer…

And you’ll learn why your wrists are key to shallow the club in the downswing and to square up the clubface into contact.

Watch now to build more lag in the downswing and come into contact with tons of lag!

G021. Eliminate Early Extension!

In this video, “Eliminate Early Extension!,” you’ll discover how to keep more of your lag and compress the ball.

Extending your club early kills your golf swing…

And is caused by standing up out of your posture too early.

As you come out of your posture, it’s natural to cast your club just to make contact with the ball.

The problem is that you’re destroying your lag and giving up tons of distance!

In the video, you’ll learn about the two swing moves you need to focus on to eliminate your early extension…

  • prevent sliding your hips too far towards the target, and
  • start allowing your hips to rotate more

And you’ll get a few super easy drills to help get rid of your early extension once and for all.

First, you’ll see me demonstrate what your swing should look like.

During your backswing, you should start to slightly squat down (very slightly — make sure you don’t overdo it).

And as you near contact with the ball, you should start to come up.

This will help you “cover” the golf ball and hit with plenty of forward shaft lean.

Even through contact, your shoulders will stay in posture.

You’ll eventually stand up out of your posture, but you should do this after you make contact with the ball.

Remember, standing up out of your posture before you make contact is what’s causing you to extend the club early.

Next, you’ll see how your hips can cause you to extend the club early.

If your hips slide forward towards the target too much, it’s extremely difficult to rotate your hips properly.

Here’s how to stop your hips from sliding too far forward…

As you start your downswing, make sure your lead leg is angled out and allow your hip to turn behind your body.

Once you’ve stopped sliding your hips too far forward, focus on rotating your hips more.

Getting more hip rotation will allow you to eliminate your early extension and hit the ball with more forward shaft lean.

Work through these moves in slow motion before you practice hitting balls.

Watch this video now to eliminate early extension…

And learn how to rotate your hips for more ball compression!