Compress Your Irons Through ROTATION!

The one thing I saw on the downswing and why we have some skinny, yeah, okay, hip

rotation

and lead leg, we talked about what we need to do to get into a connected position at the top of the right elbow. smooth on the clubface Square in our hands is fine, now I need to rotate and accelerate my left arm is fine, what does

rotation

mean? Although the rotation will feel like an iron, the left hip goes low and back and will now allow you to cover the golf ball well and have a nice deep hole in front - this is what great iron players do for you. the hip moves more naturally like a good driver of the golf ball a little bit more forward and up where now you can the club drop down and I can get that big draw and I love driving the golf ball, but I don't love have wedges in my hand, you know, so come up here to the top elbow with a good club face and then bring

your

left top to feel that hip come down and behind you is what will create the pinch in the front and the golf cover on the stable club face back, swing the first left pocket down and behind you and we should see a nice little

compress

ed fade that might even feel like hitting a nice soft little takedown, get it up there keep the elbow down left pocket down and back there is the sound we are looking for yes that was good the backswing in the right arm first the club face first and then you just turn and for you you have to understand that the rotation of the iron will be like this towards down and back, the driver rotation will be more like, you know, Kyle Berkshire, oh, they're probably pushing up and back and away from the ground when I'm

compress

ing an iron feather I'm working on the ground, okay, yeah , I guess that's another one of my big mistakes, it's skinny, sure, skinny heels.

The club stands behind you, the hip slides forward, yes, thin heels, thin heel towards the soft arm. that just sits there, that was good, yeah, I still don't take any kind of divot, but it's over 100, the divot is in the entire direction of the left hip, down and back, look at this, keep going, the same shot, you're paying the same attention to the backswing, go up. the top give me a slow motion everyone has seen the exaggerated rehearsals before down and back left hip down and behind you yeah there you go boom and you do it under

your

front foot oh there you go there you go look how the part top of his body covers the golf ball and now we have a deep indentation in front oh don't worry he hit another friend so our episode is called how to cover the golf ball and how it really is the left pocket and rotating the left pocket in the correct way that takes the upper body and places it on top of the lower body.

This is what the pros call covering the golf ball when the hip goes forward, the L, the shoulder drops and now I'm under and now I'm staying. to be flippy Magoo here, so the left pocket booms down and back and all of a sudden I've got a long, deep slit in front of me, right there, fantastic friend, you remind me of Jeff Ogilvy, right there, everything, the right arm. it's smooth, left arm dominates, okay, elbow stays down at the top, then our left pocket comes down and behind us, beautiful high cut, yeah, that was good, show me the rehearsal boom, open that hip and while we open it. hip, the right shoulder goes down and forward, this is the longest and deepest divot we are looking for, well, it is the chest that covers the golf ball and goes over the front foot that allows me to keep my club and divot on the ground longer and have a more stable clubface, this is why Cameron Sisk hits it so straight because his club is literally square by about two feet, when everyone else's is square by literally a millisecond, well, so really get me that left pocket by going down and back and while that's happening. accelerates the front arm, okay, there it is every time, it's the same every time you have a fine shot, it's exactly the same, okay, it's strictly how the left hip rotates back and accelerates this left arm down in front once again, yes.

I've never had that feeling before, no, never, because you've never been a good iron player, that's foreign, yeah, come on, Sleepy Hollow and Fenway people, don't forget the flow and Fenway Golf Club, come on, it's always very nice, okay, so here's what it is. Let's get another stick. Let's talk a little more about that rotation. How do we cover the golf ball? You have seen this merry-go-round exercise. We do it well. The golf ball will be right here. We're going to make sure that the right shoulder and the club look visually like they're hitting the golf ball well, but it's not actually the right side of our body that's doing that, if the right side is trying to do that, you guys are going to do this. and you're going to go over the stick of the ball, okay, what drives it is the left pocket turning down and behind you that's what now pulls the upper body onto the front foot and allows me to have that deep groove so we can here and we notice that now the left pockets are going back, now the right shoulder is being brought out and now I'm covering the golf ball, now I have a square club face for miles and a good pinch of grass and stuff. good sand up front again, all the big iron players, okay yeah, well with the window from right to left with a three yard draw right there, good sound too, isn't it nice to compress that golf ball?

Yeah, so I just need to feel like that once I get to At the top, my left hip shoots first, technically they're going to shoot together. Technically, your left hip will fire 0.02 seconds before your hands move. They've measured it and you can't feel that, so this is where the hip and the grip. you're talking about the left hip, okay, I have to move that first, yeah, but you know it's actually going to accelerate a lot more than the hip accelerates because the hands are going to go up to 20 miles per hour and the left. hip I don't know the exact measurement of that, but it doesn't go more than 10 miles an hour because it's so small, so yeah, when you get there and everything's tight and you're connected.

You are absolutely right, you can open. get that left hip up and you can accelerate that left arm right away, but if you go up there with Slack and open up your left hip, now the club stays more behind you and you're more stuck doesn't make sense, yeah, okay, hello. Gosh, that's good, that's interesting, you know, when we started this a long time ago and we didn't even know what we were doing and we were learning what we do now, we always said we wanted to make sure we could tell you something that would Help all the people who do it.

They listened well. It would help all golfers at all times. What are some things that work so well? Keeping your right elbow down and in will help everyone. A little pause at the top will help everyone. You know, rotate your hips back. You, that can help everyone, unless you know, unless your hips are already turning and they're turning early. You know, so you're talking about a sequencing problem or something, but in general, a little pause at the top no matter the level of the player. I've continually watched over and over again, from PGA Tour players to All-Americans, to Mr. and Mrs.

Haven's camp. It's helped everyone, and the guys, just avoid those last two swings, one of them there's no pause because the lower body moves and the arms. they're drifting and the other feels like a little pause just because it all sits there together that's not even a puzzle it's not even positive you felt like there was a pause absolutely and that's exactly the point yeah and what are the keys look, Let's see what you have in store for me, let's do your summary, well, I'm doing your job now yeah, okay, ready, yeah, go ahead, narrower stance for me, I feel like the club is a little bit more forward, yeah, I feel like the face it's wide open, but it's just a straight line, my feeling is literally, that's just this and then the left arm does everything, oh, that's it, that's the best backswing you've ever done right there, dude, pause, yes, left hip back, wow.

Smash It, smash it, that was good, yeah, that was good. Okay, buddy, very, very kind, we'll probably end up closing it here. Incredible things. I really appreciate you coming to the channel. Thank you all. They will follow him. Jacob Johnson is going to the US mid-morning, hopefully, this year and whatever else. We're going to sign up, now he's a working man, but we're going to keep the game tight. Let's play the best iron game you've ever played. Yes, okay, it's difficult. Where is that golf that we are very proud of having developed? some of the best and most consistent golf swings on the planet.

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