FINALLY Fix Your Swing Path With THIS Drill from Michael Breed

it's time to prove it brought to you by titleist okay, it's happened to all of us, you get that snap and the next thing you know you're

swing

ing and

your

club turns into a paddle and

your

divots all over your pretty pants, we get To stop

this

madness I want to teach you how to avoid going over it so many times it is happening to you and it is something simple the reason you go over the shot is because the ball is on the ground and you want so desperately to make solid contact that what What you do is start sticking the stick into the ground.

I'm going to video

this

for you and show you what it looks like, okay, so let me hit that, let me hit that and Let me give you the exaggerated pressure 18 total. I have the opportunity to achieve my lowest score and take all the money from my brother. Okay, here we go, so this is like this and you sink it into the ground. so this thing has a 28 foot apex if you're lucky look what happens with this in this

swing

so what I'm going to do is draw something called the shaft plane which is our shaft plane line and this is a very good guide to give you an idea of ​​what is happening with your golf club as you approach it.

Now what we want to do is have the golf club, as it approaches the shot, pass below the shaft line. this is below the top and here let's make this red this is above the top right here I don't want above I want below the top that's what I want the top i.e. the axis plane line here so that this starts coming down and you start driving towards the ground, watch how the head will sink and the shaft of the club and the club head will start to turn into an anvil and start to go down, watch this, this is just watch how the club the head is now at the top of the shaft plane line the same the same the same now here like this now it's way over there and you're basically sticking the club in the ground right there there's no In fact, look what happens with the shaft of the golf club.

This is pretty wild. Notice how the shaft bends. Look at that over there. That's what they're doing. All that tension goes up to your elbow, by the way. who have this at the top there are many of you who are using the bubble and that's just a bad look, you have to get rid of the bubble, okay you don't need it anymore, you can swim without it. I promise you and this is how you're going to do this, we're going to delete this right here, I'm going to turn this around like this, I'm going to set this to where it's going to be ready to go, but I'm not going to do that.

I'm going to give you an exercise that will help you understand how to make this stick come from the inside, under the top, not over the top, and it's really simple. What you do is take. your golf club is preferably a driver and you hold your lead arm like this and all I want you to do is when you pass I want you to feel your lead arm going under the lead arm now I'm focusing on the forearms right here So from the elbow to the wrist I want to feel my right forearm to the wrist under my left forearm to the wrist and when I start to do that, when I come through here, that club is going to sit nicely underneath and come out from the inside and I'm going to make this ball rises into the air and there's a better than average chance that you can score a draw from here, which I tell you, you've probably never achieved that goal and if you have, it's just been by accident, actually it's probably a pull, so this is what we're going to do, we're going to record this, we're going to do it a little bit below the top here putting my right forearm under my left forearm as I go down on this stroke here.

Come on, so the apex of the swing is about 92 feet, the ball is going about 195, well, maybe 192 in the air with a ball speed of about 123. Now let me put this right where we're at. point to launch, so there you have it. Now watch what happens with this golf club as it goes back, first of all, maybe a little bit inward, but now watch how when I start to bring this club down this forearm, my right forearm under my left, look at the Golf. The club is now below the shaft plane line which is below the top that's what we're talking about below the top.

Now I have it coming from the inside right there. I know I am from the inside when the shaft of the club is parallel to the ground. You can see now that it is pointing to the right side, which means that this club is coming in towards the ball along the ground. Look at how inside the clubhead it's coming in toward the ball and now it's coming down the line where the ball starts toward the In fact, it starts about two degrees to the right, which will also give me a little bit of a draw because the hands They'll get a little more active and all of a sudden I've got the ball coming. the air with a nice drawing now let me compare these two so you understand how they look so let me come back here let me bring this one to address draw an axis plane line now what we're going to do is take this something in this and you can see the immersion right there now.

I'm going to point out a couple of different things to you as we start to get this stick and as it comes down to the ground, I'm going to stop this. Hopefully, the club is parallel to the ground here and the idea is that when this club is parallel to the ground, which is right there, then I'm going to bring this parallel to the ground, which is right there, look. the difference between where the golf club is I'm going to draw some I'm going to draw some things here here is where the club head is and here is where the club head is you can see the difference under the top over the top is such It's a simple thing to understand but you have to understand how to learn how to do it yourself so in the batting area here it's as simple as this and this is something you can do at home just take your lead arm hand and place it on. the grip is placed here as if you were going to take a shot and then make sure that when you come over here you feel the trail arm go under the lead arm and when you start to do that, the heat will help Keep your shoulders closed.

I'm going to have that feeling that the body is turning and staying back, the lines of my shoulders work completely differently and you can see that it's not only closed but it's also angled upwards, which will give me the push forward. the air so what I want to do here is show you one more time and show you that this is not magic this is simple and something you can do and even on the golf course so when you have that nervous shot that you're afraid of . get that indentation all over your pants, now you have an exercise that will help you, just sit that lead hand on top of the grip, rehearse that a couple different times and then practice the swing a little bit, I'm coming. to hit this one, this one is going to go very far, go far and you can see that one there again that was launched two and a half degrees 2.9 to the right, it was 200 yards and Greg, will you show me that one again just because it's It's funny to see that it reached the apex of 101 feet, look at that, it looks like a really nice drawing, like a Rory Mcilroy drawing, so this is what I say, work a little, do this exercise, understand what is causing it. the hype and when you can solve it you will be able to solve that problem and hit that key shot when you need it being at 18 with the possibility of shooting your lowest score and beating your big brother, well it's a simple game a little exercise a little fun a little money going into your pocket that's proven brought to you by titleist to improve all parts of your game subscribe to my channel and click the link below