🏌️♂️The pull shot in golf is one of the most frustrating shots to deal with.
⚠️The concept of spearing the ball or leaving the arms up can lead to a pull shot.
🔄Taking a deeper hand path and steepening the club's angle can alleviate the pull shot.
🔀Separating the arm movement from the body rotation can help improve the swing path.
🏋️♂️The Justin Rose drill is a great exercise to practice the correct hand path and club angle.
What causes a pull shot in golf?
—The pull shot can be caused by spearing the ball or leaving the arms up during the swing.
How can I fix a pull shot?
—To fix a pull shot, focus on taking a deeper hand path and steepening the club's angle.
What is the Justin Rose drill?
—The Justin Rose drill involves taking the left arm down the side of the chest to practice the correct hand path.
How can I improve my swing path?
—Separating the arm movement from the body rotation can help improve the swing path and prevent a pull shot.
Can the pull shot be eliminated completely?
—While it may be difficult to eliminate the pull shot entirely, practicing the correct hand path and club angle can greatly reduce its occurrence.
00:00Introduction to the frustrating nature of the pull shot in golf.
02:56Explanation of the concept of spearing the ball or leaving the arms up and how it can lead to a pull shot.
06:09Importance of taking a deeper hand path and steepening the club's angle to alleviate the pull shot.
08:08Separating the arm movement from the body rotation and the benefits it brings to the swing path.
08:59Introduction to the Justin Rose drill and its effectiveness in practicing the correct hand path and club angle.
