Control Your Clubface To Break 90
In this video TG Elite Teaching Professional Adrian Fryer helps you to break 90 by syncing your arms and body together for more consistency.
Key Things To Remember From This Video
Neutral Swing Path
To avoid extremes in your shot pattern you are aiming with this tip to develop a swing path that is not too inside or outside on the attack. A neutral path with good club face control will mean hitting more fairways and greens.
Match Up Arm Swing & Body Turn
Trying to break 90 you should be aiming to develop a more neutral swing. The first thing you need to establish is good synchronicity. Develop the feeling of the arms and body swinging together by holding your right bicep with your left hand and matching up your body turn with your arm swing.
Solid Impact
Cross you arms with a club mirroring your shoulder angle and the clubface toe up. Rotate your shoulder down towards the ball encouraging the correct body alignments and feel of a good impact. Too much tilting or coming over will be found out with this move.
Solid Golf Lesson Packages
All of these videos are designed to help you play Solid Golf, however the best way to improve your game is to get tailored help and guidance from a PGA professional.
If you would like to book a lesson with PGA professional Adrian Fryer then take a look the Solid Golf lesson packages.
