⚡️Striking the ball after the low point of the club's swing arc is key to great contact and consistency.
🎯The best players aim to have the low point of the swing arc about 3-4 inches past the golf ball.
🏌️♀️Maintaining the radius of the swing arc through impact ensures solid ball striking.
💡Controlling the alignment of your hips and pelvis at setup helps position the swing arc correctly.
🔑Achieving consistent ball striking requires focusing on setup, backswing, and downswing elements.
What is the key to great ball striking?
—The key to great ball striking is to strike the ball after the low point of the club's swing arc.
Where should the low point of the swing arc be?
—The low point of the swing arc should be about 3-4 inches past the golf ball.
How can I maintain a consistent swing arc?
—You can maintain a consistent swing arc by focusing on the alignment of your hips and pelvis at setup.
What should I focus on to improve my ball striking?
—To improve your ball striking, focus on elements of setup, backswing, and downswing.
What are the main factors that affect ball striking consistency?
—The main factors that affect ball striking consistency are the low point of the swing arc, swing radius, and correct alignment.
00:00Improving the quality of your ball striking off the ground with irons and fairway woods requires following a simple process.
00:30The low point of the club's swing arc should be after the golf ball for great contact and consistency.
01:20The best players aim to have the low point of the swing arc about 3-4 inches past the golf ball.
02:57Maintaining the radius of the swing arc through impact ensures solid ball striking.
04:10Controlling the alignment of your hips and pelvis at setup helps position the swing arc correctly.
06:00To improve ball striking, focus on elements of setup, backswing, and downswing.
06:59Key factors that affect ball striking consistency are the low point of the swing arc, swing radius, and correct alignment.
