There are six things you need to do in every stroke you make at the ball, from drive to putt. These constants should appear in your longest drive and a six-foot putt, and every shot in between. <\/p>\n
1. Start the club back straight — the body turn takes it inside.<\/p>\n
2. Start the through-swing with a gravity move.<\/p>\n
3. Have the left hand lead the clubhead into the ball.<\/p>\n
4. Hit the shot with both hands — one does not take the major role.<\/p>\n
5. Swing through toward the target.<\/p>\n
6. Use the 3:1 rhythm.<\/p>\n
Over the next six weeks, I will explain each one of these points. If you already know what they mean, please start working right away to make them part of the way you play golf.<\/p>\n
There are certainly more things that need to be done to hit good golf shots consistently, but if you make these your new habits, you’ll be doing a lot of things right. <\/p>\n
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