Say farewell shredded shots for good with this easy adjustment

There are three ways you can Hit a stroke. In no particular way: 1) unjustly shaking the ball on your back; 2) hanging back while swinging back down (as if you hit a driver and not an iron); and 3) Listen to bad tips to keep your head down or keep your eyes on the ball through influence.

The first two are safe ways to move the bottom of your shaking arch after the point of contact, so fat obesity. Third fault? I ask: How do you keep your eyes off the ball when you are leaving your club in more than 100 miles per hour? Keeping your head down and watching the ball are two ways that make it easier to catch it greasy.

Slight adjustment

Stay focused as you turn and load on your back. Then apply pressure to your lead leg and get up a little while swinging through the stroke area. You don’t have to jump out of your shoes. Stand enough to create a room for your wings and hands to swing freely under your chest and create that contact with the first-torn ball-sects all the brilliant iron players.

A small post on the lead leg with a concentrated body – this is the ticket!

Ea tischler is a Top 100 Golf teacher which teaches at Olympia Fields CC in Olympia Fields, Ill.