Also works if you keep hitting heel/toe. Just line up opposite where you are hitting. So 10 heel shots in a row, line up on the toe. 10 toe shots, line up on the heel. Works for me
Hi Chris, it’s a great tip, one that I’ve been doing for years now. My question is how are you finding the new driver? I’m looking at upgrading from my Sim2 and have hit a few shots with it at a simulator. The numbers for me currently don’t justify the cost.
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Also works if you keep hitting heel/toe. Just line up opposite where you are hitting. So 10 heel shots in a row, line up on the toe. 10 toe shots, line up on the heel. Works for me
Great tip. I've found I instinctually do this.
Respect to not retake the drive at the end and accept the fade into the woods 😊
This is 100 percent true!! I started doing this without even knowing it and my drives improved dramatically
Yes! And, it also depends on the individual’s intention for the strike. The brain is powerful.
PERFECT!!! Taylormade STEALTH 2 are perfect and the TP5X is a fantastic ball.
Hi Chris, it’s a great tip, one that I’ve been doing for years now. My question is how are you finding the new driver? I’m looking at upgrading from my Sim2 and have hit a few shots with it at a simulator. The numbers for me currently don’t justify the cost.
Ah, I have noticed this but thought I was just hiding other swing faults by lining slightly on the toe. Thanks for the validation!
How simple is that trick!! I'm going to test this out tomorrow at the range. Thanks!