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Aimee Cho teaches a drill to help you keep the clubface square through impact. Give this simple 2-step drill a try and start hitting more fairways.
Comments (18)
Great tip, Aimee!!
Always great instructions Aimee
What a terrific drill for allowing for that slot you need to acquire for accuracy. i love it !
Amy, thank you! This is exactly what I needed to hear. I'm just getting back to golfing again after surgeries and I'm struggling with topping the ball and not getting any distance. I will definitely try this drill. Thank you!
I have to get me one of those boards, Thanks Aimee
thank u
My problem is I am left handed and my right elbow, do to a football injury is a little crooked and I am unable to keep my right elbow locked straight on the back swing. I do try to keep the arm as straight as possible, but not easy. So, that means that often I have to bend my right elbow on the back swing! When the weather breaks (winter and snow here for the foreseeable future, I will give your tip a shot, but it won't be easy! Like for a right hander, is it OK to bend the left arm a bit?
Great drill
Great drill
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Great tip, Aimee!!
Always great instructions Aimee