Every golfer wants to hit for power and distance without looking for feeling like they are! Steve from www.hititlonger.com talks about 3 different approaches to achieving super smooth and effortless 300+ yard drives.
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Do you have any tips on actually transferring your weight from the back to front feet? I always seem to want to hit the ball before I shift. Maybe some kind of drill!
Nice tips with the exception of over rolling your left wrist through and after impact. Austin’s methods teach more of a cupped left wrist at waist high into the follow through. It’s true that the left wrist does roll to close the face at and slightly after impact but, there’s no need to keep rolling far into the follow through.
Hi Steve, thanks for your interesting video, i wanted to ask do you advocate actively rotating your forearms
to at least close the club face to square/through square? as i would imagine if the major problem of mid/hi handicappers is an open face, at impact they never seem to get the club face to square? ive been experimenting with deliberately rotating the forearms and am hitting some powerful shots (doing this along with rotating the hips strongly) cheers
Was Mike exaggerating when he said that he had swung the club at 155 mph? He also said that he invented a machine that gave him that figure. Is that true, too?
The Mike Austin religion is alive and well thanks Steve
Breaking the line in backswing , please elaborate. Won't it look like sway?
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