Swinging inside out

[rbaumgolf]

I'm having trouble teaching my son to swing inside out. He cannot do it. I've video taped him several times and he is still hitting outside (cutting) actoss the ball. How to you teach this move? What are some good drills?

 

[Bigtimer]

Get a plane stick. (or stick a shaft in the ground diagonally)

 

[ragman]

Be sure his clubface is square (or a little closed)and his backswing is on plane (or a little upright)......

Swing UNDER the stick!

Put tees on both sides of the clubhead and make his goal to not hit the tees (or TRY to hit the INSIDE tee:

You can buy a wooden dowel for about a buck at a hardware store...

 

[hue]

http://www.golfbetterproductions.com/drill.asp?drillID=6 This helped me get rid of my round house move. Also check that his trail shouder moves down plane from the top.

 

[Brian Manzella]

The trick is to learn to swivel correctly.

 

[rbaumgolf]

Could you expound on the "how to swivel correctly" thanks

 

[Brian Manzella]

Sorry this thread got lost at the bottom...

Swivel: turn the left arm inward through impact as far as it will go (w/ a flat left wrist)

 

[Axel_WIngert]

Swivel: turn the left arm inward through impact as far as it will go (w/ a flat left wrist)
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If you turn you left arm inward isn't that toward the body= turning to the right? Or is this a special term for turning to the left and I don't know it due to language problems?

Axel

 

[ragman]

quote:Originally posted by Axel_WIngert

If you turn you left arm inward isn't that toward the body= turning to the right? Or is this a special term for turning to the left and I don't know it due to language problems?

Axel

turn it LEFT

ROLL knuckles on left hand to the ground