right field

[CupSlam]

what is a good drill to get the right feeling of not swinging too far right?

 

[zarro]

what is a good drill to get the right feeling of not swinging too far right?

Build a wall on the outside of the ball. Use a shaft, wood, a towel or whatever. Start with chip shots, then progress slowly to fuller swings. Give yourself a little clearence(1-2 inches) but not much more than that.

 

[Jim Kobylinski]

Build a wall on the outside of the ball. Use a shaft, wood, a towel or whatever. Start with chip shots, then progress slowly to fuller swings. Give yourself a little clearence(1-2 inches) but not much more than that.

LOL, as i've told Zarro before the 1-2" is what i'd call the "advanced" level. You might might to put it more like 3-4" AT FIRST then slowly move it closer.

 

[CupSlam]

thanks

thanks alot you guys, is this the same as using a gatorade bottle?

 

[Jim Kobylinski]

thanks alot you guys, is this the same as using a gatorade bottle?

No, it doesn't give the same visual effect. You need something long enough like a shaft so you cant "cheat."

 

[CupSlam]

sense

that makes all the sense in the world thank you again

 

[cmartingolf]

...a cardboard club box works well too. Most any golf shop will give you one.

 

[jbrunk]

Uhhhh, do what I did for the first time last night. Hit a cut with your driver off the deck, just like Brian says in NHA. It is incredible how underplane I am and have always been, and equally incredible how up and how far left I have to swing my arms to get that result.