How to Hit the Golf Ball Dead Straight With Every Club

Steve Pratt and Jerry Crowell, PGA take you through the subtle adjustments needed to hit every club in your back super straight without making any changes to your swing.

In this video we talk about ball position, D plane, and how to adjust your stance to ensure the proper swing plane and path from your driver to your wedge.

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9 thoughts on “How to Hit the Golf Ball Dead Straight With Every Club

  1. When I see a great player drawing their iron shots I don't see them drastically swinging from the inside .
    Yet most instruction videos on drawing the ball suggest players should swing from way inside.
    I think this d plane stuff is part of the puzzle as you say in your video hitting down pushes the ball to the right… if you understand how this works could you possibly do a video regarding downward angle of a attack and clubface angle that produces a push draw.
    Think it would be a first for YouTube.
    Love your channel btw some great content thanks.

  2. Just to recap, if I understood correctly, the only club we would be square to the target line at setup is the 3-wood. All irons are open to the target line, and the driver is closed to the target line.Correct?

  3. Decent intro to D plane. Though feet line isn't the critical line imo, shoulder line is. We've seen a vast range of feet lines in the greatest golfers, however their shoulder lines and ball position met the D plane physics. I happen to like the "diagonal stance'" concept myself.

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