Teresa Zamboni has a simple tip to help your goal.
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If you are struggling with your swingchances are the problem can be traced to something wrong with yours configuration – especially AIMINGattitude and EXPANSION. Even if your swing is relatively sound, if one of these fundamentals is out of whack, the ball likely won’t end up where you expect it to go.
If your problem is poor aim, teaching professional Teresa Zamboni has a simple tip to help.
In a video posted on LPGA Professionals YouTube PageZamboni explains that amateurs often aim out of order. That is, they try to align their body first and the clubhead second. But according to Zamboni, the most foolproof way to make sure you’re hitting your target is the other way around. Drive the clubhead first, followed by your body, starting from the ground up: feet, knees, hips and shoulders.
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“The first step is to point your clubface in the direction of your target,” Zamboni says. “Once that club face is pointed in the direction of your target, then you can get your feet, knees, hips and shoulders in that line parallel to the target.”
Allowing your body to line up first, Zamboni says, often results in a clubhead that’s crooked at address.
“If you drive the club head first, that’s the object that’s actually going through the ball,” Zamboni says. “This is your first step. And then, once your clubface is pointed at the target, step forward and get your feet, knees, hips, and shoulders parallel to the target, and you’re on your way to hitting it right in the center of the clubface.”
Give the Zamboni tip and you’ll hit your target harder.
