Give me the fault and I'll tell you why and what..

[Brian Manzella]

Here are the rules....

One sentence fault, ie: Reverse Pivot

...and I'll give tou a quick short reason the majority of golfers do it and a quicky on what to do to eliminate it!

 

[Archie Swivel]

I skull my chips.

 

[300Drive]

loosing spine angle on forward swing....butt goes in, head goes up

 

[Tball88]

Hanging back on right side...

 

[Mathew]

Yips ....putting (no I don't have them...lol...just a more interesting subject than the same ol faults...)

 

[bcoak]

block cut with driver

 

[bgathens]

Leakage...losing lag into impact...

 

[corky05]

Hit it from the top, Snap hook.

 

[FL-John]

Right knee straightens too much on backswing, typically causing arms to lift to the top (way too upright and off plane).

 

[Matt Taylor]

Don't get laid as often as Id like...

 

[rwh]

Left Wrist bends prior to impact

 

[rwh]

Body still parallel to plane line at impact; i.e., no rotation of the body toward the target prior to impact.

 

[EdZ]

lack of balance

 

[jlance]

Out of nowhere I either hit a dead pull or a push slice that ruins my round

 

[Brian Manzella]

quote:Originally posted by Archie Swivel

I skull my chips.

Over-Accelaration

Need to push BACK with your right shoulder as you straighten your right arm without straightening your right wrist.

 

[Brian Manzella]

quote:Originally posted by 300Drive

loosing spine angle on forward swing....butt goes in, head goes up

You are trying to get the clubhead to the inside-aft quadrant but WERE above the plane.

Start down with your right shoulder moving directly at the ball.

 

[Brian Manzella]

quote:Originally posted by Tball88

Hanging back on right side...

You have an open clubface an are scared of hitting it to the right.

Fix the clubface. Read my "Never Slice Again" article and twist away!

 

[Brian Manzella]

quote:Originally posted by bcoak

block cut with driver

Hitting the inside of the ball on THE WAY UP!

Hit down on the inside of the ball, swing left through the ball and make sure the clubface points to the ground at some point on the way top the finish.

 

[Brian Manzella]

quote:Originally posted by FL-John

Right knee straightens too much on backswing, typically causing arms to lift to the top (way too upright and off plane).

Your tailbone is moving TOWARD the target on the back swing.

(Sorry Ladies) Feel like you CRACK your right nut on the backswing.[8)]

 

[Brian Manzella]

quote:Originally posted by bgathens

Leakage...losing lag into impact...

You are trying to use the left wrist cock for what you should use the left wrist roll for.

Uncock FIRST, then ROLL (swinger).

Keep your right forefinger behind the club the whole back and to the ball swing.