How To Aim Your Golf Shots

How To Aim Your Golf Shots!
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13 thoughts on “How To Aim Your Golf Shots

  1. For my stock shot, I aim directly for the target and produce a push draw.
    So I’m working on synchronizing face to path angles to shoot target. If I
    want to hit a fade I most likely push fade the ball with a rather open club
    face, since I find it harder to change my club path. But yes, in case of my
    fade (right-handed) I aim left of target. I don’t want that for my stock
    shot.

  2. I always struggle with aiming and I cannot wait to try this. can’t believe
    something so simple as creating a point on the ground just in front of the
    ball instead of looking up at the target has eluded me.

  3. Interesting, I normally align my club face to the target line and my feet
    to the parallel initial path. I think of path affecting direction and face
    affecting spin.

  4. Great tip!! It’s amazing what we think of when we get to the ball and for
    years I been aiming at the target and wondering what was wrong with my
    swing when it went left.

  5. I think you need to add something to this. When I’m teaching I do
    everything the same as you but also they shouldn’t look at the target flag
    either. If they do they will tend to pull or “over the top” to that flag
    because of its their last thought. I find that right handed my students
    also turn their upper body to look at the target during setup which will
    always make them aim too far right. I tell them to turn their head down
    the hitting line while in setup position to get the target.

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