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Martin Hall details how the key to long drives is taking the Crankenstein grip and swinging hard with monster body action.
Comments (7)
Great tip about space between shoulder and ear. I have always struggled with making good contact. However, it is making me either hit the ball thin or hit behind the ball. What should I do?
Great tip, I think I know how I get that Outside in downswing and how to avoid it! Thanks!
They'll be a test in the morning!
It would be nice if sometimes GolfPass would show your swing in slow motion. Nice drill. But would like to see how it is when you put it all together in the downswing.
thank you I assume you do lead hand palm trailing hand fingers?
Cool advice!
Unless you are riffing on the comedy classic "Young Frankenstein" (and I would love that!) I think the correct pronunciation should be "Krahnk-en-STINE" and not "Krahnk-en-STEEN."
Crankenstein!! Love it!
Great tip about space between shoulder and ear. I have always struggled with making good contact. However, it is making me either hit the ball thin or hit behind the ball. What should I do?
Great tip, I think I know how I get that Outside in downswing and how to avoid it! Thanks!