ONLINE GOLF INSTRUCTION: Perfect Your Impact w/ More Forward Shaft Lean

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The moment of truth – impact. It is all that matters in your golf swing. With perfect impact, you will hit the perfect shot. It is both that simple and that complicated.

Most golfers struggle to get enough forward shaft lean, and it all comes down to moving the right arm and wrist correctly. Most golfers are uncomfortable getting the right arm to work in front of their torso, without opening their chest.

In this video I will go over how to do this move correctly, along with drills, and even a bonus video to help you further improve.

I look forward to working with you much more in the future on your golf game.

Clay Ballard

6 thoughts on “ONLINE GOLF INSTRUCTION: Perfect Your Impact w/ More Forward Shaft Lean

  1. Clay I’ve just filmed myself and it seems my hips are out racing my arms,
    at impact I can’t get my hands infront of my left thigh, when I hit the
    ball my hands are alongside my right pocket (hips fully open) and shaft is
    straight (no lean) I can get into the correct positions in slow motion but
    when swinging at at ball I can’t do it! 

  2. Yes I am a member of the site, I feel I hit the ball better with the
    downcock action at the range (mats) but hit it fat on course, weight shift
    is my main focus but perhaps on course I don’t do it enough? 

  3. Hi clay I think the 2nd/3rd clip in this video just answered my question
    http://youtu.be/xfbc1PnSpd0
    So I know I lag the club more now than before as my distance on my 7iron
    has gone from 145 to 160 at the range on mats but my brain goes blank when
    I’m on course and I hit it fat still! 

  4. No, I’m asking about the feeling from the top really, do I feel I’m
    physically holding the lag angle from top or should I feel I’m letting go
    of the club at the top (lose grip/wrists) allowing the club to lag on its
    own? I get better distance this way BUT on the course I still hit behind
    the ball! 

  5. Good drill clay, it has made me get better contact on the ball, but while
    I’m trying to get away from casting late on just before impact (not from
    the top) should I feel like I’m physically holding this lagged position
    right through to full extension post impact OR will it happen naturally
    with light grip and loose wrists? Or is it a bit of both? 

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