⚡️Swinging under the plane can lead to inconsistent shots and hooks.
🔑Using the T drill can help visualize and practice keeping the club on plane.
💡Connect your right arm to your body during the swing to avoid excessive lifting.
🏌️A more compact swing can lead to more consistent and efficient ball striking.
🔄Ensure that the club stays on plane both on the way back and the way down for better results.
Why is swinging under the plane problematic?
—Swinging under the plane can lead to inconsistent shots, hooks, and a loss of power.
How can I practice keeping the club on plane?
—You can practice using the T drill, where a tee is placed in front of you. The goal is to keep the club swinging along the plane created by the tee.
How can I avoid excessive lifting during the swing?
—Focus on keeping your right arm connected to your body throughout the swing. This will help limit unnecessary movement and promote a more compact swing.
What are the benefits of a more compact swing?
—A more compact swing can lead to increased consistency, accuracy, and efficiency in ball striking.
Should I keep the club on plane on the way back and the way down?
—Yes, it is important to maintain the club on plane both on the way back and the way down to promote a consistent and effective golf swing.
00:00The goal of this video is to teach you how to keep the club on plane throughout your golf swing.
01:30Swinging under the plane can lead to inconsistent shots and hooks, so it's crucial to avoid this mistake.
02:45The T drill is a great exercise to help you visualize and practice keeping the club on plane.
04:15Keeping your right arm connected to your body during the swing can help you avoid excessive lifting.
06:00A more compact swing can lead to more consistent and efficient ball striking.
07:30Remember to keep the club on plane both on the way back and the way down for better results.
