How to Strike the Ball Better With Any Club
You can make the swing a lot simpler with this small setup change. In this video I show you how setting up in your impact position makes the swing a lot easier and leads to much better ball striking. In this video I show you the dot drill: putting a dot on the club face and a dot on the ball – all you have to do is match them up.
Today you will learn:
✅ The dot drill: match up the dots
✅ Why setting up in your impact position makes the swing simpler
✅ How to practice this for more consistency
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You have a gift of teaching. Thank you for this setup tip.
Great video!! this helps me understand what I’m doing with different clubs so much better. Thanks for posting.
Great Video Mark!
Great follow up from your recent High Handicapper videos. Hope you do well.
Cheers Mark , I’ve tried the set up for irons and do get good contact But I have had a few shanks which I never normally have .. Could this be lack of rotation at impact & after ?
Great video and "Scenic Route" was hilarious.
Excellent, always wondered how much shaft lean to give 👍🏻
This is the perfect video to use as evidence to support your channels title. This makes so much sense it is crazy!
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Excellent video Sir!
I've heard it discussed before, where the ball should contact the face, but I've never seen it demonstrated that way. Very good, thanks!