Let the Club Fall then Throw that Club

Hello golfers, Brian Pate, I'm here from Raven in Phoenix, Arizona. We have our golf school on the putting green doing their punting section. I just wanted to cover a quick little video on how to feel the weight of the

club

in transition so we can look at a couple. The guys at this golf school, when they get to the top, they want to take the golf

club

right to the golf ball and try to smash the target there, but what we talked about a little bit, well, some of the students was that when We reach the top, We don't want to take the stick with us, we want to feel the stick going from here.

It is a light position. I can hold it with two fingers feeling it go through the heavy position as it starts to get heavier. Can I respond as if I were going to launch the? club towards the course so here is a little image for you and we will film it from the front so here is a light that becomes too heavy and responds with the body turning to get the club to the course now that a golf ball is going to enter. the shape of that movement I will grab a club here and we will start little by little, we will go up to the top, we will fill our clubs with light, we will feel that it becomes heavy and we will respond and cut a golf ball that there is, if you are a better player, it is possible If you need to replace someone who makes our club go too fast and stays too far back, there may be a little sensation in the hands, a club a little lower, in front, but that will be for one percent of golfers, What a lot of golfers need to feel is that the club head is working in the heavier area and I'm responding and cutting a golf ball down the course, so we're not going to try to hit the golf ball, we're going to let it golf ball gets in the way of that move, let's take a look at the front of that action, so here's the face in view if you were to take a golf club to the top and something like that.

I worked on the ball, you can see how all my weights are going back and we will see a lot of shots on the back foot with the club coming in steep. A lot of golfers will try to help you in the air and my torso recoils, so here it is. the feeling of getting to a light position two fingers on the stick feeling like it's getting too heavy and I'm going to respond and

throw

it in that direction, you can see what my body did, it started to spin like pressure, I move more to the left and I'm already starting to look at where I'm going to pitch, so we're going to go light.

I feel like it's getting heavy. Respond while maintaining the goal. There I would be hitting a golf ball into that goal from the front view. Now let's grab a stick. Can we create the same motion and we're not going to spin it at 100 miles per hour? We'll go ten percent speed to the top We'll feel the light We'll feel that heavy movement We'll respond and there I am arriving at the same place as when I swung the golf club and

then

hit a golf ball there somewhere, the more you keep doing this action, the more you will notice, since I am setting up with a good radius and the good structure that is placed where the golf is.

The ball will be what it will feel like when the club is coming from a different place while I am swinging and the club is reacting to my body instead of me trying to move the golf club.