Why You Need This: Today, you'll discover "Possibly The EASIEST Way to Improve ANY Golf Swing"

In today's lesson...

There's a simple move you can make in your transition from the backswing to the downswing...

...that will give you effortless power...

...and have you playing the best golf of your life.

Leonardo da Vinci would be proud of this "painter's move!"

 

 

 

 

 

 

Golf Pros Featured:

Instructors Featured: Clay Ballard    

Video Duration: 7:18

Video Transcription:

Possibly The EASIEST Way to Improve ANY Golf Swing

There we go. Hit that one nice and solid. Got a six iron here, 204 yards of carry distance. Definitely happy with that, but you probably noticed I was really smooth there and this is gonna be a tip that I, I love. I've to spent a ton of time thinking about this. How can you create a smooth, kind of effortless filling golf swing and still have tons of power?

Let me go ahead and hit another one, and I want you to pay particular attention. My transition. So what I'm wanna do here is I wanna make a little, not even a real huge backswing, I'm also make a nice, comfortable backswing. I'm gonna feel like my club almost pauses in the air smooth transition, and then the ball's just gonna explode off the face.

Let's see if we can get another one that's goes 200 yards here. So I'm gonna go nice and smooth. Notice how slow the transition is, and hopefully we get some pretty good power on this one Again.

Yeah. There we go. Two 19 on that one. We'll see if I can ramp it up. And this is a six iron again, we'll see if I can ramp it up. Almost pretty good distance with an even slower transition.

There we go. Two 19 for the third one. All those 200 yards or more haul with a six iron you'd like. Hello Siri. She's always talking to me. So how do you get it to be that smooth? That's the question that everybody wants to know and still create the club at speed. Well, it all has to do with how the muscles work and how you use the technique the right way.

So if I set my wrist early, this won't work. If I start to stand up outta my posture and throw the club early, this won't work. I like to think of it more of like a paintbrush. And if you can imagine that. Just dip this down into paint. I got big glob of red paint just dripping from this paint brush. What I wanna do in my backswing is I wanna load my body.

I wanna turn my shoulders, turn my hips, get my body really loaded up. But I don't want to flinging this brush. I don't wanna flinging all the paint O off of it back here. I want to feel like a sensation that I'm having is that the bristles are pointed straight up toward the sky as I'm doing this. So big body turn, but I haven't really set these bristles yet.

Then in the downswing, as my body begins to unwind, I'm keeping the paint in this brush pointing toward the sky, and then it's not until the last second that I fling the brush off or all the paint off that brush. Even more important than that, I wanna fling it inside out the sensation that I'm having. As I set these rests in the downswing and I get all this lag, the club or my paintbrush, however you wanna visualize it, is setting to the inside.

So my club, instead of being out here, is from the inside. And as I fling that paint, I fling all of it out. What would be to the corner of this simulator here? So I wanna imagine a stripe of paint from my golf ball and then slung out all over that. In the right side of the screen there. That's the exact same feeling that I have when I make a smooth swing like that.

Especially if I wanna get a draw like we did on those. If I wanna hit a straight shot, I would just flinging the paint more toward this fairway. If I wanna play a little bit of a fade, I would just flinging the paint a little bit more to the left, but same overall motion for all three of those swings, and really most people wanna head to draw.

So let's focus on. So here again, let's go through it in a real golf swing, first key checkpoint. As I go back, I'm not setting the wrist a ton. I'm not doing this to make my back swing cause I'm gonna want to do that as I start down. I'm gonna be nice and wide with my hands and arms. That means that I haven't really set my wrist here.

My club is way far away from my chest and I've got a weight shift that goes to the, right now. If you look here, my hips have turned. I've loosened up this left foot to allow my hips to. My knees are moving to allow my hips to rotate and my shoulders are loading up. So even though my club hasn't gone very far back, I've really made a great shoulder turn here for what I call the power turn in the top sea golf system.

Now from here, here's the bristles. They're loaded up with paint. I don't wanna flinging that off yet. I'm gonna shift my weight to the left, and as I open my. I'm creating lag, then I'm letting those bristles drop down to where now there's a sharp angle here, but no paint is off of it yet. And then from there I'm throwing that paint.

I'm slinging it on through as my body opens up, and that's what allows you to be smooth, but really get that snap, that kind of pop of speed, get that paint to fly off there through contact. You don't have to be that strong or that powerful to have this move happen and still get some pretty good distance.

Again, let's go ahead and. One more time. In reality, my club will go a little farther back. In reality, it won't look exactly like that, but that's the feeling that I'm having. So really nice and smooth here. See if we can keep it over 200 yards. There we go. Pretty solid. Shot 2 0 3 again, and nice little tight draw right down the target.

Now, the big core piece of this, if you wanna make this work, is the shoulder turn. And what a lot of people will do is they'll make this slower, smoother swing, but they do it with their arms and their shoulders don't turn. You see, there's a specific way that you have to turn the shoulders. Most people don't even think about this, but I turn to my shoulders a certain way to load up the power.

Then I could be smooth in the downswing and release that. And that's exactly what I wanna teach you in the power turn section of the top speed golf system. So if you're a member of Top Speed Golf, all you need to do is go ahead and click the instruction tab, go to the top speed golf system, and then the power turn.

And as I walk you through level one, you're gonna start to fill the shoulder turn. Maybe for the first time ever in your life, you're gonna feel like you don't have to take the club way back here. You can make a shorter or three quarter back swing. As long as your shoulders have turned, then you're gonna ha be very, very powerful.

in level two, you're gonna start to get a little bit more comfortable with that. And then when you get to level three, you're gonna feel like it's completely automatic. Like you just walk up to the driving range. Before a round of golf, you make one swing, the ball just catapults off the face because you are loading up your shoulders and loading up your body the right way.

You're smooth, just like we talked about in this video, and you don't even realize you're. That's where I really want to get you to. I don't want to have to have you thinking about tips after tips after tips. I want to get you trained through my system to where you step up the very first swing and it's a pretty dagg on good swing.

It feels good, it's powerful, it's effortless, and you don't even have to think about what you did. You just swing and it naturally happens. That's where the system can really help you. So right now, today, go to level one of the power turn and start with just the very first drill in that section. And then as.

Better with that. It's gonna grow and grow and before long you're gonna be playing the best golf of your life and just feeling completely natural while you're doing it. But it all starts with the action you take right now. If you head over to that video and watch that video and do the drills right now, you're gonna be on your way.

If you don't do that today, and you go off and do whatever else you're gonna do today, you may miss out on this and be, you know, kicking yourself six months down the road. So, best of luck. I can't wait to see you in level one of the power turn. Let's go and get started right now.