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Martin Hall and Blair O’Neal teach how pulling a chain will improve your downswing and help you hit the ball better with your wedges.
Comments (7)
We always enjoy seeing Blair with her excellent swing however it would also be nice to see how an amateur, with say a 10 or 11 handicap would process and execute the drill.
Good tip though.
Great tip!
This is the second time you two have helped me with my short game. The first time I tried this from 106 yards to the Pin. I put it within 8 inches of the hole. Keep the short game instructions coming because they work.
as always good information from the team and I am grateful but i would like to lmow what club she used in the tip thank you
Hi,
Your videos are repeatedly not loading easily. I’m logged in and have fast Internet. Is there a problem at your end?
KR
I like many of your golf tips but I have a suggestion that would help the viewers. When you show Blair or anyone incorporating the swing adjustments you tend to show the view from behind the Golfer presumably to see the flight of the ball. But I’d like to see the swing from the Golfers front facing view so I can see how the club, arms, and body move together; much more effective for us Viewers.
We always enjoy seeing Blair with her excellent swing however it would also be nice to see how an amateur, with say a 10 or 11 handicap would process and execute the drill.
Good tip though.
Great tip!