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Martin Chuck has a quick tip that will help you find more fairways and add a little distance. Practice this motion on the range, in the gym or on the tee box to make a more complete, powerful backswing.
Comments (19)
This drill really helped mr get longer drives on a regular basis
Hey Martin,
Thanks for the 'hug your drive' video. I will begin to practice that right away.
Do you have any videos that show how to improve the explosiveness at the end of the swing. That's my real problem. Thanks.
Martin, how do you then incorporate the magic move you have recommended and demonstrated with the PlaneMate?
How do I stay connected? I often end up moving my arms past the max turn to try to get to parallel and that puts the club off the plane. Also, I noticed that you increase the angle between the shaft and your hands on the way down. Please comment.
Hi Martin. I love this drill. Do you have any recommendations on how you might be able to incorporate your hips/legs ?
Hi Martin! Saw you got a divorce and finally married Honma! She is great, you will love her! Your tips are and have been the best. Greets from cold Switzerland!
Hello Martin, awesome tip! I feel like my takeaway/backswing starts the way you suggested. But at times I hit these massive pull hooks and then the correction is a block or push slice. Help please??
Hi Martin,
How high should your lead arm should be? I see your lead arm is on the shoulder level. should I go higher to my ear or lower with more turn?
Martin,
Thanks as usual for the "Hug" tip. I was diagnosed with SSHL about 3 years ago and now have hearing loss of 40%, inner ear damage and experience occasional balance and minor vertigo related symptoms while playing golf.
Your thoughts would be appreciated.
This drill really helped mr get longer drives on a regular basis
Hey Martin,
Thanks for the 'hug your drive' video. I will begin to practice that right away.
Do you have any videos that show how to improve the explosiveness at the end of the swing. That's my real problem. Thanks.