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Devan Bonebrake shares a drill that will help you model your swing after Olympian Tommy Fleetwood. Use straight arms after impact to eliminate any ‘chicken wing’ motion in your swing and start consistently flushing iron shots.
Comments (8)
drills to improve on my 8 - lob wedge full shots and hit them fat and can't get the full distance out of them.
Really keen to get your thoughts on the basball swing compared to the golf swing - how different are they. What do I learn from it and what should I ignore from the baseball swing?
Hi Devon
Can you tell me if the golf swing is merely the baseball swing but with the body bent over. If not what are the differences and what can we take away from the baseball swing. I feel it's great in showing lag if nothing else.
Thanks Stuart
Hi! Devan,
Congrats!! on your new show, it is really good... You had a driving segment earlier in this series, where you were drooping the club into the slot.. It is no longer up can you put it back up??? It really helped me... Thanks... Jason's dad....
drills to improve on my 8 - lob wedge full shots and hit them fat and can't get the full distance out of them.
Really keen to get your thoughts on the basball swing compared to the golf swing - how different are they. What do I learn from it and what should I ignore from the baseball swing?