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Martin Chuck
For decades, golfers have been taught to "drive" their legs in order to have a powerful swing. In this tip, Martin Chuck demonstrates why this is a complete golf instruction myth. Instead, try this simple drill to hit it farther the correct way.
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@Martin Chuck,
You didn't really explain how the aim stick helped in this drill. I liked what I heard but want to know how the aim stick provides feedback that I have better blend. Also, would love it if you had follow up video on motion from top of swing to impact
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@Martin Chuck,
You didn't really explain how the aim stick helped in this drill. I liked what I heard but want to know how the aim stick provides feedback that I have better blend. Also, would love it if you had follow up video on motion from top of swing to impact