How To Be Consistent In Golf | Secret To Stable Impact

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Well part of the secret for stable impact is knowing where the bottom of the arc in your swing is. We show you what happens when the arc moves in relationship to the ball and how that affects your stroke. Too shallow for tops, too steep for chunks; with the correct glide impact zone your shots will be just right. Learn how to skim the grass and make those pro-like shallow divots. Set up your glide impact zone and how to be consistent in golf.

I look forward to working with you much more in the future with Top Speed Golf. Good luck with your golf.

Clay Ballard

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29 thoughts on “How To Be Consistent In Golf | Secret To Stable Impact

  1. Clay great. Video. How do you get deep enough on the down swing to make a divot. When I do hit the ball the proper distance I don't get deep enough to make a divot. Can you help?

  2. Hey guys, I'm new but please explain how this works. I see here on set up that the club face is square at address BUT on contact the hands are about 8 inches "forward". Now if you take that position it alters the angle of the club face on impact.(the club face is more open) It has to for the two angles are different! Maybe I'm not explaining myself properly but I've noticed a marked difference there and I've wondered should I be closing the club more on set up?

  3. I love your videos but this isn't one of them. This is why most golfers are basket cases. Flat spot?Lift hands on follow through? Tilt your back on the follow through?
    Your diagram makes your flat spot look about 1 foot long. Really silly. I get the basic point of you video but I think you're chasing ghosts here.

  4. I think what he means to say is that professionals or single digit handicappers produce a dynamic Swing Arc that has a larger Radius Of Curvature in the Impact Zone. If you produce the Arc with a flat spot in the Impact Area, you would feel a Big Jerk in your swing right before you hit the ball as the Arc went from being curved to being flat.

  5. Indeed great teacher. EXPLAINS ideas, not just stating golf cliches. I never understood "cover the ball", "hit down on the ball", etc. Happy to have found this channel.

  6. Clay, would you say the left shoulder moving up is what causes the hand path to go up and create the flat spot. So would it make more sense to make sure the left shoulder goes up instead of manipulating the hands?

  7. Clay is absolutely an amazing teacher for being so young. Truly appreciate these videos that are practical and actually makes SENSE. Cant thank you guys enough for these vids.

  8. Stumbled across your page Clay. Very helpful as I've fallen into some old bad habits but these videos have helped immensely. One needs to put in the work to get desired results. Thanks

  9. nice video Clay. your explanation is detail and clear. love your video. do you have any slow motion shot of your iron and driver swing for front view and side view?

  10. Dear Clay, after watching some of your videos, I particularly love the way you explain the LAG, I try to make practice with the LAG. Good advice! Keep up the good job.
    greetings from Yogyakarta, Indonesia.

  11. I really enjoy the way you explain it and the drills… Now I just gotta learn how to implement it through practice into my game. I've only played for 3 months so I really hope it isn't too late (seen alot of people having trouble with their swings already)

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