💡The golf club works on an arc, and the club face opens and closes as you swing.
🎯Trying to swing the club straight back and through fights against the natural movement of the golf club.
⛳Understanding and accepting the club's arc allows for better control and consistency.
👥Proper body movement, with weight shifting and rotation, complements the club's arc.
🏌️Focusing on the club's arc and body movement will improve your golf swing and result in straighter shots.
Can this lesson help me fix my slice?
—Yes, by understanding the club's arc and club face movement, you can correct your slice and hit straighter shots.
Is this lesson suitable for beginner golfers?
—Absolutely! This lesson is beneficial for golfers of all skill levels, including beginners.
How can I practice the meet and greet drill?
—Take your setup and open your right palm. Imagine shaking hands with someone on your trail side and lead side. Rotate your body and let your palm face the target at the finish.
What should I focus on during the swing to incorporate the club's arc?
—Focus on the flow and rotation of your body, allowing the club to follow its natural arc. Avoid trying to force the club straight back or swinging it out to the right.
Will this lesson help me gain more distance?
—While distance is impacted by various factors, understanding the club's arc and using your body correctly can lead to more efficient and consistent power in your swing.
00:02The best golf lesson the speaker has ever had occurred when they were 16 years old and struggling with a fade and slice.
00:04The speaker learned that the golf club works on an arc and the club face opens and closes as you swing.
00:07Trying to swing the club straight back and through goes against the natural movement of the club.
00:11Understanding and accepting the club's arc is crucial for better control and consistency.
00:17Proper body movement, including weight shifting and rotation, complements the club's arc.
00:20The speaker introduces the 'meet and greet' drill to demonstrate the club's arc and body movement.
00:32The club face should never point at the target throughout the swing, as it opens and closes naturally.
00:44Rotating your body correctly allows the club to work around your body and hit straighter shots.
