Ryan Fox called it ‘the best shot I ever hit’. Here’s what you can get from her

3-High and soft Ryan Fox to close His victory in Play off to Sam Burns IN Canadian Sunday was a staggering.

“Maybe the best goal I have ever hit,” Fox said afterwards, and who are we to disagree with?

Playing the 18th hole for the fourth consecutive time – once in adjustment and for the third time on the play off – Fox launched a pallor of power that seemed to hang in the air forever before touching and stopping quickly, about seven meters left.

“I like to hit a cut,” Fox said later. “I had the exact goal I wanted to hit. I wasn’t sure in the air if it were a little short or perfect.”

It was the latter.

Ryan Fox’s oscillation is built for a controlled The power fades. When studying his movement, I see three important elements that allow him to produce this type of stroke. I call them 3 t: rETurN, dig AND recliner. Everyone is responsible for creating an open club, and when properly executed in unison, as Fox showed, the result can be a beauty of beauty. Here are 3 ts, plus how to practice them at home:

1. Back

Rotation of the lower body in the oscillation forward is essential. When observed from the line down, I can see a large differential at the upper body until the stretch of the lower body. His shoulders are directed to the green right and his hip extension is left of the camera tower – incredible!

Try this workout at home: Face a wall in your golf behavior quite close enough to put your hands on shoulder height. Slowly twist your open hips toward the lead leg and hold it. This extension will help increase the difference between your upper and lower body.

2. Tuck

Ryan’s right elbow is inserted near him, giving him a shallow trail towards the ball with an open club.

Try this workout at home: Keep a club in front of you and without turning, insert your elbow on your side. You will see the opening of the club and the axis point farther from you. This element can help if you are too steep or closed with your club.

3 recliner

Ryan’s latest “swing t” has been removed from the target. This action helps to distribute the club accurately, especially with longer clubs like 3-drur.

Try this workout at home: Put with a shaft between your ball -pointed legs to help you see the ball position. Next, keep the head and upper body steep backwards, away from the target side. Practice this perspective with longer oscillations to get the feeling of slope on the side of the tracks in the impact.