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Drop the club and use your arms as airplane wings to replicate perfect posture throughout the swing in this tip from Nathalie Sheehan.
Comments (13)
Great drill. Will definitely use this on windy days.
Great drill. I'd like to see a posture drill that addresses my lower body, specifically the right knee action and posting up on my left leg. Thanks!
excellent feel drill Nathalie
Thanks
Great reminder drill!! Thank you.
As always, great tips for consistent play
Thanks for the tip.
When playing the ball back in your stance (for low trajectory), how do you avoid chunking the shot?
I have a suggestion you put the words on the screen half the time you cannot see the ball. I would suggest if you want to use the words on the screen to put them on top of the screen so you can see what you are doing. Thank you. I love your site.
This drill works great for irons. I didn't have as much success with the driver. Can you do this drill with a driver?
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Great drill. Will definitely use this on windy days.
Great drill. I'd like to see a posture drill that addresses my lower body, specifically the right knee action and posting up on my left leg. Thanks!