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Struggle with swaying off the ball right after takeaway? Blair O’Neal has two drills that can help. Flare the trail foot or imagine swinging in a phone booth to stop the sway.
Comments (14)
Blair, your wrists at the top of the backswing are bent. That's not Tiger-like. Which causes your club shaft to go past horizontal.
Don't move your wrists in any direction or be sloppy. That includes bowing and cupping.
You should be explaining loading up the back leg which never has weight go off the instep and then you push off the back foot rolling from the heel across the instep (as per Ben Hogan).
Great tip
what do you mean "pop your foot back?
Thank You for this tip, I'm a bit older now and I've lost some distance. This tip might help me train to improve my club head speed.
Good idea of using a telephone booth as part of your thought process.
Your videos might help. But they keep saying reload video. Not playin. What @m I missing
This is great advice. With two artificial hips I need just a little help. Thanks Blair
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Blair, your wrists at the top of the backswing are bent. That's not Tiger-like. Which causes your club shaft to go past horizontal.
Don't move your wrists in any direction or be sloppy. That includes bowing and cupping.
You should be explaining loading up the back leg which never has weight go off the instep and then you push off the back foot rolling from the heel across the instep (as per Ben Hogan).
Great tip