What exactly do you mean by lag?
Lag is a result of how well you load the club on the backswing, loading the club is the cocking of the wrists that produce approximately a 90° angle between
Lag is a result of how well you load the club on the backswing, loading the club is the cocking of the wrists that produce approximately a 90° angle between
The best way to add speed is to engage the workhorse to deliver the club. This will not only add speed but improve quality of the strike which will produce
Most Pros keep the club in front of them and don’t allow the club to get inside to quickly. This leads to the club getting stuck behind the player on
Actually a even distribution of weight from heel to toe allows better balance at address. Being on the balls of your feet slow rotation of the workhorse on the downswing
Shallowing out the club would relate more to Dynamic #2 than #5. The most important aspect is not depth of divot, but rather identifying the swing bottom. If the swing
Once you have the 5 dynamics, it’s easy to make a simple posture change at address to take a smaller divot and hit the ball a little lower on the
Yes, just like when we do the tic-tac-toe drill. When the low point is four inches, we can still hit fat or thin shots. The thin shots will have a
Yes, the 5 Dynamics also apply to the Driver. The only negotiable is Dynamic #2, swing bottom, which can be adjusted for the driver. Knowing how to adjust for the
I have several students who have had knee replacements and have found that each one is individual. Is it your left or right knee that was replaced? I have several
Yes, it hold true for all shots, especially those being hit off the ground and off tightly mowed fairways. Dynamic #2 helps to give you the greatest margin of error
