The Vice President of Instruction at GOLFTEC's video on setup is interesting because he would not cope with such things as ball role. Instead, he makes a speciality of frame role.
His 3 keys are:
- Feet parallel to aimline
- Club shaft aimed at belt
- Trailing arm lowered -- that is, the elbow is a bit closer to your body
In case you don't know what I imply by means of "a extra pronounced release," a participant who swings together with his arms decrease (toward the ground) is more bent over and has a tendency to put the ball farther from their body, which has a tendency to create a flatter swing with greater hand motion, and that encourages more of a hook.
Likewise, higher fingers mean you stand taller, with your arms farther from the ground, and you generally tend to have a extra upright swing with the ball towards your frame and with less hand motion. That makes it less difficult to hit a slice.
That does not imply you can not hit a draw with excessive palms or a fade with low palms. It just means that the ones pictures are much less probable to appear by chance.
Keegan Bradley is a superb instance of a player with low arms who has a tendency to hit a draw. If you use Clearwater's key of aiming the shaft more towards your stomach button, you may likely lean forward a piece greater, stand a bit further from the ball and make a flatter swing. You in all likelihood may not bend over as a great deal as Keegan does, but you'll in all likelihood have that compliment swing.
It sounds to me as if Clearwater is attempting to assist gamers create a truly flatter swing to help counteract a slice. Combined with the reduced trailing elbow, this setup should encourage a flatter swing. If you're looking to learn how to hit a draw, that is a setup that just would possibly help you.
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