Eliminating Clubface Rotation - Exactly How Your Hands Work!

How do we stop massive amounts of

clubface

rotation

through the golf ball? How do our

hands

work

and how do we make this simple? Today we have the answer for you, but before that I have been thinking about this very often because I put myself in this category of being okay. I'm not playing my best golf. I'm a pretty skilled player, which is good sometimes. I can move the ball but I have periods and you probably think the same thing going through a round and maybe we have 12 holes. That's good, an intermediate period in which we lose the boiling point a little and then quite well at the end, it doesn't have to be that way anymore.

We want to be able to be here, to have a game in which we feel much more consistent. what we can offer on the golf course most of the time this is simple, it's easy, it's all about how these

hands

work

in the golf swing. Now, first of all, I want to start with this because if you think about what's important in our hands. is where we start with our hands on the golf club, so to give it a little bit of grip, check here, we're going to put the club in our fingers, make sure the meaty parts are on top and you can see this up close. here.

Then when we put the club down, I want you to make sure you can see about two and a half knuckles and the crease on the right shoulder of both hands. This is how I always have golfers hold the golf club. have a good left and right hand combination, okay, that's going to sound strange, put

your

golf club down, take off

your

glove, can you stand down here for me, so you'll stand right at the end of the line for me? I'm going to grab three golf balls, there's going to be some confidence here, I'm going to throw them over your head, okay, so let's think about this logically, if I wanted to throw this golf ball right at you, we would make some kind of right move, the we'll throw straight up, now look. in my hand position, okay, if I were a slicer, I would work harder this way to get the ball to curve in this direction, but what I see in a lot of golfers is this motion of throwing the golf ball. around so you can clearly see why sometimes I can make some straight shots, sometimes I can make some straight shots at the target, but actually why I can perform this throwing action a little more consistently like this, so there are a few stages for this and it's really nice and simple all I want you to do and you can see it again in close up is put two pegs in the ground big enough so you can direct the golf ball and move the club head towards below. golf ball out of the way just head to the tee area in your right hand okay all I want you to do is just take a few swings here feeling like it's going to go underarm through this golf club to point out now as I am. by doing this I really understand that okay, this is what I did to launch the golf ball.

I want to do the same. Well, we couldn't just do arms. We would have to have a combination of arms and body. Here arms and body. and the body. I'm going to put a slow motion on this right now. You can see the difference between bad and bad. What we want is a little of this movement. So what are my dolls really doing? There are three stages to this. video you've done in stage one and I would really recommend it without the driving range with this just grabbing three golf balls, throwing one this way, throwing one this way, which is more of what I do, my bad and then get one where we threw it. this way this way so what do we want to do with our hands?

If you look at my right hand and I'm a right-hand dominant player in the sense that don't ask me to throw anything with my left hand, it's pretty embarrassing, ask me to kick a soccer ball on my left foot again, it's pretty embarrassing. embarrassing, so what I want you to understand here is that in the golf swing, our trail wrist guards a little bit on the way back, he wants to stay stuck in the golf. ball and then shot so we're doing this move now look what that does to my golf club it really takes away loft it really gives a downswing and it really gives me a great opportunity to hit the golf ball and control the face of the club So what I want you to do as part of stage two is actually hit three golf balls with one hand.

So between those pegs, grab a golf club that you came with. I have eight irons here. and you're really trying to end up in this position because look at this now, all matched up. I haven't worked it this way again. Let's go to ball number two with one hand back and with just little half shots we're not asking you. to reach it at long range and you'll get a real idea of ​​what I'm trying to do right. This is the move I'm trying to make, so today we are in the final stage. Today they are short, short and simple instructions. and I hope you are enjoying this video so far.

I've been thinking about this and I think it's one of my favorite swings right now or something like the modern golf swing type. I know it's not the ball right now. Tommy Fleetwood, I love it. the positions that you achieve through impact through this tracking and I think it's a great thing that we can all imagine so taking this to our final stage again, we're going to go with three golden balls, we start with three by throwing them, we start. with three with one hand now we're going with three in a real exercise, so all I want you to do is just swing at hip height or between hip height and shoulder height, we don't have to be too perfect in this swing. and I want you to focus on feeling like the heel is overtaking the toe now, actually that's not going to happen, but what we're trying to get out of is this, what we're trying to do is a little bit of this now.

I see there are a lot of good players in positions like this, so we half swing back and you'll feel like you have a lot more control over the flight of the ball now, before it gets to the last two. I think it's really important. I'm going to put slow motion on the screen. Now you'll see me hit one. Now you'll see a bunch of these right arms crossing the left and a little bit of twisting of this toe through impact. Now this is something of an exercise. that I exaggerate to calm it down, in reality it will always continue to happen in my golf swing.

I will never be as good at exercising as I am on the golf course, but it is very important that I do these things that you do. these things to improve our technique just that one percent, then you go to the golf course, you have that extra one percent of control, we are not asking you to do the drone on the golf course, it is an exercise for a reason, it is okay, so let's go I'm going to do three again again, I'll just feel like I'm going back slightly cupping my trail to look a lot like this slight cupping of my trail down the palm towards the target, like I'm throwing that golf ball, everything I'm bringing is like this. arm throwing action that I had with those one handed drills here the best thing about this is going to be that you're going to feel like the golf swing really I don't like to use this word more connected, much more connected through that swing so again over that golf ball back. and you know what I was saying about Tommy Fleetwood, finish this little finish here, look at my

clubface

, that's where it was in that 100 drill.

I just had a little more momentum there, so today I'll give you a simple instruction on what I want you to do. Imagine, this movement to this movement, not any of this through the golf swing, you have to look at today's golf swings, we play golf with a club face much closer to neutral, not even open for the best players right now and We learn to make the body release the club, not the hands, because that gives us intermittent success, whether round after round or within a round, so end your session two golf balls away , I'm just going to hit them so you.

I have used a set of three six nine 11 golf balls to really create a powerful session to help achieve better ball striking. Here we go. Thank you very much for watching today's video. I hope you enjoyed it and if you did, don't forget to hit. That big red subscribe button. I'm here every day at 3:30 to help you improve your golf.