Controlling the club head is done maintaining pressure on the shaft through the hit is an essential to good golf. The greater the pressure the greater the speed – the greater the angles the greater the speed. If you lose this pressure you will have club head throw away and lose your power before the …
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Western Canada’s Only CPGA Motion Analysis Technology Performance LabThe club shaft is controlled by a simple concept of a plane. The shaft needs to be either parallel to or one end point at the target line throughout the swing motion. This is considered a straight plane line. Controlling the club-face is done with a flat left wrist. If it bends or arches you change the angle up to 45 degrees open or closed. If we can move through impact with a flat left wrist we can judge the constant rate of face rotation through the ball. This also provided additional power and … To improve your game a primary goal should be to improve your quality of impact. This is a learning process that will require some effort on your part to understand the factors that affect impact and to develop the ability to assess ball flight patterns and their causes. Click here to see … THE RIGHT ARM at address is slightly lower than the left arm and is slightly flexed. The upper right arm is in contact with the chest and is vertical to the ground. The initial motion of the right arm is caused to be moved by the right hip pulling back. At the completion of this … |
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