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The Golf Fix host Devan Bonebrake teaches different ways a tennis ball can be used to train key ground forces for a more powerful swing.
Comments (3)
the tee positions are based on how you want the ball to go, low with a lot of roll out? or high with little roll out? I am still confuse as to where the ball should be. I have always have it in the middle.
Michele, thank you for the ball position tip. My question: Where should my eyes be focused - just behind the ball, back of ball, or somewhere else? (I am struggling with my chipping and pitching, and am trying everything. Now I am confused and I need to go back to basics.) Thank you!
How do you determine the distance on bunker shot?
the tee positions are based on how you want the ball to go, low with a lot of roll out? or high with little roll out? I am still confuse as to where the ball should be. I have always have it in the middle.
Michele, thank you for the ball position tip. My question: Where should my eyes be focused - just behind the ball, back of ball, or somewhere else? (I am struggling with my chipping and pitching, and am trying everything. Now I am confused and I need to go back to basics.) Thank you!