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Martin Hall
Martin Hall details why banking your trail foot on the downswing will lead to flush contact.
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Great type for distance control
I actually have started to do that, and it is working-out very well. Except that instead of pivoting to my toe, I kind of drag my right foot. Sort of like Scottie Scheffler; although I wasn't trying emulate him, it just worked-out that way. I was just trying to make sure I got my weight off my right foot, because I have a tendency to get stuck on it.
What degree wedge did you use, Debbie?
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Great type for distance control
I actually have started to do that, and it is working-out very well. Except that instead of pivoting to my toe, I kind of drag my right foot. Sort of like Scottie Scheffler; although I wasn't trying emulate him, it just worked-out that way. I was just trying to make sure I got my weight off my right foot, because I have a tendency to get stuck on it.