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Devan Bonebrake teaches a footwork drill to hit flush irons like Rory McIlroy.
Comments (4)
You have a beautiful swing. Your ability to swing slowly is very good.
You should talk about keeping the left arm straight and a straight wrist.
The swing you use is a woman's swing, very wide and constant velocity. Men have, or could have, a swing with a slow start to the downswing until 90 degrees (shaft angle) and then using their big back muscles whip through back 90 degrees to forward 90 degrees. A subtle difference.
Remember, until the shaft is coming forward the swing is all preparation: we hit forward, not backwards.
Great tip, as usual. I've never tried to consciously move my right heel (I'm left-handed) like that.
My only issue is that Aegon (my dog) will not appreciate me cutting one of his play toys in half to improve my swing.
Thanks Blair. An awesome tip.
Is this same for irons but hand position is slightly about on inside lead thigh to maintain straight line relationship w shaft at address
You have a beautiful swing. Your ability to swing slowly is very good.
You should talk about keeping the left arm straight and a straight wrist.
The swing you use is a woman's swing, very wide and constant velocity. Men have, or could have, a swing with a slow start to the downswing until 90 degrees (shaft angle) and then using their big back muscles whip through back 90 degrees to forward 90 degrees. A subtle difference.
Remember, until the shaft is coming forward the swing is all preparation: we hit forward, not backwards.
Great tip, as usual. I've never tried to consciously move my right heel (I'm left-handed) like that.
My only issue is that Aegon (my dog) will not appreciate me cutting one of his play toys in half to improve my swing.