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Devan Bonebrake shares one of his favorite drills for better iron consistency: check your position at 9 o’clock, then swing through to a balanced finish. These two simple checkpoints help you swing in control and make cleaner contact more often.
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It is very difficult to get to 9 o'clock on the swing t o strike the ball. I find my live swing is always longer. I saw your arm go to 10 or close to 11 o'clock in the video. Are the ball strike and balance the key elements of this drill because we fail at stopping the arm at 9 o'clock.
I am a new golfer, 55 years old lefty. Love the video, Quick question. What is the purpose of the tee in the club? That confuses me.
Thank you
Feel and real: full swing much closer to 10:00….but the idea is a good one
Good video, I'll try that! Used to be a 3 handicap, but in the last year my driver is getting me into all kinds of trouble. Now over a 6 handicap. At least once a round I completely lose a drive to the left(my slice side since I'm left handed.). Usually out of bounds somewhere. I think I'm overswinging on the backswing maybe? The club is just way out of control when this happens. I think the 9 o'clock backswing may fix it, but any other tips to try?
It is very difficult to get to 9 o'clock on the swing t o strike the ball. I find my live swing is always longer. I saw your arm go to 10 or close to 11 o'clock in the video. Are the ball strike and balance the key elements of this drill because we fail at stopping the arm at 9 o'clock.
I am a new golfer, 55 years old lefty. Love the video, Quick question. What is the purpose of the tee in the club? That confuses me.
Thank you