World's #1 Coach Reveals Fastest Way to Improve Your Golf Swing

So if you would love to

improve

the quality of

your

shots with clubs outside the fairway, which is

your

high end, your woods or your hybrids, I want to give you some ideas that I just got from what I believe is the number one in the

world

.

golf

coach

Pete Cowan I have just returned from Scotland where I spent a bit of time with him and he showed me the main differences between those who struggle with stroke and distance and those who really get consistency in contact and it all comes down to a par of things: your ability to maintain the angle of your wrist, the angle of your right wrist, the angle of your Trail wrist here during impact and to have your elbow placed here in the correct place at impact, if you are struggling with the blow of the ball, you're probably missing this. wrist angle and you are losing elbow position through the impact area, if we are able to keep them at speed you will greatly

improve

the consistency of contact, that is what I am going to cover in this week's video before we see if You are new to the channels when you purchase your first lessons, consider subscribing.

These videos are like this every week to try to help you improve your game and you never have to remember anything. I will always put a free download practice. guide in the description box below, so we're going to look at two phases, the first phase, which is actually probably the most important, first we're going to work on the back

swing

and make sure it's in the right place with this arm Trail at the top of the back

swing

, if you do that, you're already setting yourself up to win on the downswing, so what we're going to do is show you what you need to do in transition to really achieve Those balls fly like rockets, so the first thing I Pete said it was a brilliant exercise and anyone can do this.

Many people make the mistake in the backswing almost immediately, as soon as they take the club away, this right elbow starts to fail. move away so it almost goes a little bit away here like this and then it starts to lose a little bit of control, well, if this right elbow is already losing control on the backswing when it comes down, look, it's already out of position on the downswing. and that will lead to those kinds of horrible, fast hits. Remember we want to get this elbow in position here on the downswing so we can put this type of downward Force compressor on this ball.

If it is like this, we can't do it. So Pete, give me a great exercise to accomplish this, take your hands and swap them so that my front hand now goes under my top hand. Now what I'm going to do here now is do a twist, something that you did. I'm not mentioning the video but I'm going to mention it because I see this being a problem as a lot of my students do a pivot where their Trail pocket here moves towards the target and as you move towards a target you just do a mini swing here and allow this Trail elbow to sit don't let it fall what happens if you sit if it's sitting look you're already looking at the place look when I come back where it is it's already in a great position great slot, but if I let this elbow start to move, look now, the problem is that when I go down I'm already in the position, so it's a wonderful way to force this elbow to be in the right place every time if you combine that with a beautiful pivot with a body, which What you're doing is getting a very simple way to create a consistent backswing every time, learn that feeling.

Now he asked me to make mini Swings with this and I think it's a great idea. Initially back off to about half way, stop, get a feel for it, then pick up the

golf

club, same principle, mini swings, sit with your right elbow on my follow through elbow here and then don't worry about it. what to do on the way down, this is really very important. Most people are trying to do everything at once for most people this is what I was doing it's a single practice session learn that pivot most people are picking it up here by twisting their wrists here learn that feeling that will be enough for you to start, okay and do a mini swing, so let's start with that.

I'm going to rehearse this Sensations mini swing here and then I'm going to hit the shot, okay, let's take a look at this, okay, this is how I would love for you to start now. I'm going to do this reasonably quickly because we're obviously on video, but it needs to be a session. Nail the backswing first please don't rush now once you have the backswing in place then what I would love for you to do is start thinking about what you need to do on the way down to control the wrist angle here on your right arm and still maintain this right elbow position and this is what Pete gave me.

I talked about turning your right forearm toward the golf ball, but what does that really mean? Well, ultimately, now, in a sense, you have the right army or your Trail army, look at how it's doing it, it's turning this way so it can sit down, it's turning. so we could call it rotating now what I want you to do now is I want you to in a sense unspin it with your right side towards the golf ball, yeah, it's that simple, so what you actually do is you've rotated. It's one way, yeah, and now what I'm going to do is just swing it down into the golf ball, but is it simple?

No? Because one of the problems with a lot of us is that what you do is you get to At the top of the backswing, what you're doing is trying to hit the ball with the club head, so what you're doing is trying to rotate and throw the ball. club head to the golf ball, so it seems to lose those angles. What I have to do is remember that, look, move my forearms here so that the club naturally falls back here, so I pull my forearm down and swing it towards the golf ball like this, all of a sudden now look, the stick is behind me. and now I have that beautiful kind of compression and those angles are the right angle of the wrist still there.

My right elbow is still here, so check this out. I'm turning it back and I'm turning it down here, so let me. I give you a couple of exercises and how you can feel this, so I know it's probably happening pretty quickly, so the first thing I would do is this when we get here. Hold the golf club, just grab a golf club, do it with me. Now hold it. right in the middle of your shaft now we're going to take that position where the Trail elbow is sitting now if you were to release this with your hands, what happens to the shaft, it's going to hit your body right away, but what I What I want you to do here is this, let's practice, okay, put the club face back on the golf ball, okay, without doing this, so the first thing I'm going to do is hold down in front of you and just rotate your forearm with the side straight down now notice this the clubface is now square where the shaft is it's tilted forward where the wrist angle is still maintained isn't it?

So what have I done here? Look at this again, you see that, but I'm in a sense not closing the face like this, but I'm closing it naturally with the rotation of the forearm while keeping that axis naturally well, so a lot of times the feeling that This is a great exercise is what we are doing. Also pudding, look at the pressure on this shaft, so a great exercise with an alignment lever is Picture this. I'm going down, I'm pushing down, look, feel the pressure on the shaft and I'm looking to work that shaft, from left to right.

So it's a lot more this way versus this way. Can you see that? So let's turn this all into a really simple exercise that you can take right to the golf course. Now stay tuned until the end because I've got something that's going to keep this all flowing, but we'll get to that in a second, so the drill I want you to do here is this split hand drill, for now hold the club in your top hand. , lift it up in front of you and then place your Trail hand there, so you have a little bit of space between the two of you.

Now what we're going to do is literally almost let the elbow bend down. Remember that if you can't complete your backswing from here, that is. how far you're going to go, that's absolutely fine, that becomes your full swing, don't cheat and let it go, that's fine, now I like to do a lot of mini swings that help golf. Make mini swings with this from here now your job is to get the club face back onto the golf ball without just using your hands okay so think about what we need to do with this how do we get the club face back of the stick?

Well, look, I've turned this right side back and everything I do. I'm going to do it now I'm going to rotate it Look back at the golf ball Look at the difference back now If I were to try to do this Where is your butt pointing? Well, point towards our navel. So what am I doing here? Look, I'm moving it back to the golf ball, so look here, if I start to get into this position, this shaft and my hip are almost in line as I go, almost match each other as I go. Back, can you see this?

I'm not driving it this way. I'm not moving my hands. I just get into position and then turn my right forearm to my right side toward the golf ball when I get here. the build and the hips match, so I'm in position and then everything I do now is where I was getting off. I could hit it, but my body would stop and my hands would loosen a little, giving me two flights higher. Poor players release even earlier, but it was okay, but it wasn't good enough for what I do now. I keep moving my right side during that shot, so I keep looking at the pressure, the pressure in the shaft the whole time.

I possibly can because if my hands stop, the club is thrown, okay, so I'm here, looking back and forth right now, a lot of people told me, does that mean Danny, you're holding on to the club, you know what's up with your catapult method? The reality is that this stick flows beautifully, you know, back and forth, in one fluid motion, almost like those swings you see at a fairground, okay, swinging back and forth, what I'm teaching you here is to help you move the inside of your swing. like the inside of those swings with one foot at the fairgrounds, if you can work the inside and keep working, it remains under control and stable, but every time something starts to stop, if my hands stop here, the stick is thrown , most fans launch it from here.

The body stops and is thrown, what we have to do is keep that body moving during impact, so we maintain that pressure during the shot, so once they have learned these feelings, it's okay and I do it. with little swings first, okay, so let's see that we're going to feel this movement here, feel that when you sit down, bring it back and look at this, even with this movement, the shaft looks coincident with the line of my hip as it comes back to the golf ball here. I get that feeling, load it up and then all I do is rotate that forearm towards the golf ball here to square that face and then here look, I keep that pressure with my right side passing well, so nice little shots in this wind. and now this will take some time, but I promise you that it works wonderfully and it has been working.

I wonder if I own this, no, no, that's why I'm practicing, but I've started simplifying and simplifying. The point where all you really need to do is so simple is in place here, turn it down and all I'm doing, I'm turning that face back on the golf ball, here not with my hands that they are left behind. And this is one of the sensations that I would say I am having because I have to work my hands much better here and my body much better. The stick is naturally late, but I'm not like that. He is not a wooden Martian.

It's not a wooden move, I'm still, I'm just moving these, these are leading, they're leading, sure, they're spinning inside, they're just not what we're doing before we stop and allow it to move and spin. All I'm doing is establishing this movement here, working it with the club again on the golf ball here. Notice where my hands go to the left, which allows the club to pass and my body continues that pressure during that shot and this is what gives me that. penetrating shot that is absolute beauty okay so it will take some time but I promise you you will really work on this you know do me a favor please don't work on the downswing before you have the pivot on the backswing now I can .

I am a professional golfer. I had already had a pretty decent pivot, but most of the golf damage, particularly the slice, should be your first point of call without the second bit being complete and not a waste of time. Okay, if you love this video. Be sure to give it a thumbs up if you want to see the detailed version of how I got a lesson from Pete Cowan. Check it out here if you want to see me take a lesson with him on the short game pitching. watch this one right here if you enjoyed the video give it a like remember I put a free downloadable practice guide in the description box below if you enjoy thischannel hit the subscribe button it's completely free until next week have a wonderful week of golf