@Beck
Awesome! Thanks for the help!
You are addressing the ball way too upright.
Get some foot spray or face tape to learn where you are hitting it on the face.
That was off the toe BRUV.
Stop moving towards the ball on your downswing. Simple as. Don’t pivot on your trail foot, pivot on your lead heel.
Peyton said:
Stop moving towards the ball on your downswing. Simple as. Don’t pivot on your trail foot, pivot on your lead heel.
This is it. Starts off standing upright then leans hard into the ball during the backswing, manufacturing a right knee bend rather than letting it happen naturally.
I don’t see a single blade of “green” grass on that entire course.
Sal said:
I don’t see a single blade of “green” grass on that entire course.
Lol, I get to play golf in December, no complaints from me!
Not swing like that.
Get your right arm higher at the top of the backswing and don’t pin it against your chest.
@Jonah
Too early, that’s like a metre away from the ball still.
@Jonah
Low key that’s a pretty nice impact position. Not standing up or early extending. You ain’t getting useful advice on here with that move…
@Jonah
That strike was for sure not off the heel.
I go through phases of toe striking and heel striking. All I do when I’m going through either of those is just try to hit it on the toe when I’m heel striking and vice versa.
It brings up an excellent way to practice. When you’re at the range, try to hit it off the toe, then the heel, then center face. Practicing this way is much more useful, a teaching pro told me about it.
I lined my ball up closer to the toe of the club and it helped me a lot.