Keeping a Consistent Height

A couple of years in the past I did a put up approximately learning right knee motion with a drill the usage of a basketball. You can find that put up here.

But I recently found a drill over at golftipsmag.com that helps with the "rolling" foot motion that can help you get that knee movement correct. It's one of their Quick Tips called Fancy Footwork by PGA teacher Mike Corcoran, and it's a simple way to help you keep a more consistent height during your downswing.

That enables you make better contact with the ball. Hitting the ball fat or skinny much less regularly is constantly a terrific element!

Essentially, you roll your ankles -- both of them -- during your downswing. This helps you keep the same amount of flex in your knees and also helps you keep your trailing heel on the ground a bit longer. That not only improves things like balance and weight shift, but it also helps you keep your swing on line for a longer time. That gives you a chance to hit the ball straighter as well.

Give this drill a strive. At the very least, you must locate it helps improve your brief sport.