The Only 5 Golf Swing Pieces That Really Matter
Today, you’ll discover “The FASTEST Way To Hit The Ball Then The Turf”
And do chunks and thin shots keep derailing your rounds?
It’s the number one problem I hear golfers struggling with…
…and today, I’ve got a simple drill for you…
…that’ll show you the secret to using your hips (revealed around the 3:15 mark) that I call the “Power U…”
…so that you can make consistent ball-then-turf contact!
Now, we’re going to put this entire thing together.
And then we’re going to take it out to the turf, alternating clubs, hitting real shots.
The goal is to be able to apply these concepts to every club, and not just fall apart when we go from the range to the course.
For today’s indoor drill, we’re going to be joined by former professional golfer Casey Vancil.
If you want to see what it’s like for another golfer to take my instruction in these drills, this is your chance.
I’ll walk Casey through the drills and get his input on how he feels throughout the process.
We’ll also be working with multiple clubs, so you can see how this works when you’re out on the course and not just using the same club over and over on the range.
And hopefully, if you’re encountering any issues working through these drills, you’ll gain some insight into how to work on them.
And you’ve made it all the way to the final week!
To start, let’s work on our sequencing.
We’ll go over the “Shift Then Set Drill” today.
This is designed to coordinate weight shifts and club movements.
This also helps simulate real game conditions by using a variety of clubs.
In this outdoor drill, I’ll show you how to get dollar-bill-sized divots that are perfectly shaped and positioned.
If you’ve only ever made those “strip of bacon” divots or something going off to the side…
…make sure you watch this video!
It might seem like you’ve got an issue with the face being open when you’re making a misshaped divot…
…it might be a posture issue.
I’ll explain why today.
Now it’s time to see “if the rubber is meeting the road.”
Remember that test we had in the first week? We’ll revisit the results from that…
…and see how far you’ve come through the first three weeks.
The good news? If you’re still struggling a bit…
…you can always revisit those drills you were having trouble with, and then come back to this when you’re ready!
You’ve probably heard of the “Chair Drill” before…
…heck, we recommend it a lot here at Top Speed Golf.
But I’ve found a better way to do it than what most people are teaching.
Make sure you check this out. It’ll help eliminate that reverse pivot, improving shot quality and consistency.
Well, you survived week one!
I’ll introduce the “Down and Out” drill to start this week.
This focuses on correctly positioning the low point and encourages swinging out from the inside.
Congratulations, you made it through to the end!
Today, we’ll go over the final 10-shot test to evaluate your improvement in making ball-then-turf contact.
And if you’ve experienced dramatic improvement throughout this course, I’d love to hear from you!
Please shoot me an email at support@topspeedgolf.com after finishing your 10-shot test.
Show us a picture of your starting results and your finishing results.
I can’t wait to hear about your success!
In the “Drive the Nail” drill, I’ll demonstrate how to drive a golf tee into the ground to learn the feeling of shifting your weight properly and ensuring your hands are leading the club at impact.
It’ll feel like you’re using a hammer to drive a nail.
This is another one of my favorite drills for getting that low point moving forward!
