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Hit a hybrid down and through from a wood setup
Knuckles down and hit down on top to flight it lower
Swinging harder throws it right — take longer instead
Check the trail elbow: under shoulder, then under hands
Hit a three-quarter knockdown to control the flight
Keep the right elbow in front of your body as you turn
Widen from mid-feet to outside shoulders
Start swings short and build length through the session
Practice alignment one ball at a time
Keep 80-90% of weight on your front foot to chip
Define width as body-to-hands distance, not clubhead
Think during setup so the stroke stays quiet
Avoid a hard hit from the top
Open the face to carry a chip up an into-grain slope- Leave the club over the ball to keep a shadow line
Match lie angle to how much arc your stroke has
Raise the hands so the club butt sits higher
Bump the hips while keeping the shoulders level
Keep your head still during mirror work- Putt with the big muscles, not the hands
Finish with shoulders together
Take the putter away with your shoulders
Drive the handle into the wall as you rotate
Tune wedge flight with face and rhythm- Land a run-out chip within a third of the distance
Look with your eyes, not your head, on putts
Start every session with 30-40 yard wedge control
Stand taller and choke up on ball-above-feet lies
Set the wedge handle over the ball
Think of the swing as a chain starting with setup
Build width: hands pass the right knee before turning- Set driver width and ball position from the feet
- Set your grip before your stance, not the reverse
Drive the right elbow down to trim overswing
Bump the hip to brace the trail leg
Push off your right instep to drive arms through
Too much lateral slide kills rotation- Get your shoulders past your knees to stroke down the line
Use the shoulder to move the hands so hinge paces your turn
Do the set, turn, go drill to feel a body turn
Set up to a ball-above-feet lie: choke up and stand taller
Clear while the hands move down
Practice scoring skills beyond the full swing
Connect hand path to body turn
De-lofting opens the driver face, adding loft shuts it
Use a tee gate to finish down the line- Driver: complete the backswing, then get the arms ahead
- Blend stopped wall rehearsals into one motion
Let the hands pull the upper body through
Push from the inside of your foot to open the hips
Open the face and undercut the ball to spin a wedge
Hit wedges with mental effort, not muscle- Sync pocket, shoulder, and hands to the top
Hinge with the body, not from it or apart from it- Check wind and elevation before picking your number
Set the club at 45 degrees toward your left hip
Isolate impact with half swings from set position
Work the butt of the club toward the ball like a door hinge
Turn the chest into a flexed trail knee
Play the ball under your sternum for ball-first contact
Hit three-quarter knock-downs to feel compression
Practice all three: read it, aim to the spot, roll it online
Stabilize the lower body with a basket between the legs- Keep rotating to hit the ball first, not the ground
- Takeaway checkpoint: club down the line, feel a cut
- Keep the first five inches of backstroke dead straight
Drive the handle instead of the clubhead
Hang your palms down to check square shoulders- Load backswing pressure inside the trail foot
The horse race: outside hand must win the photo finish- Draw a line and take your divot past the ball
Match line to speed with the three-speed putt drill
Protect the five-foot putting floor
Match your wedge setup to the shot distance
Guide the takeaway with a foot-line rod
Move pocket, shoulder, and hands back together at one pace
Keep the go-to drill that produces a response- Bump the hip to move low point past the ball
- Keep the hand path connected to body rotation
Send hands over the grass, not through your laces
Hit up with your setup, not your swing
Giving blood, shaking hands, holding the tray at the top
Check setup and takeaway first - that's where faults live
Fix your swing plane by fixing your hand path- Keep the club in front: don't show your bicep behind you
Don't tinker: repeat the swing thought you've proven
Preset the trail-arm fold early in the takeaway- Set up over the anchor point so you don't re-post going down
- Why you miss right: arms trail while the body spins out
- Soft arms, braced core, like taking a punch
- Check where your hands hang by club at address
- Pre-set your chip impact position at setup
- Use enough loft instead of opening a low-lofted wedge
Set grip pressure at about a six out of ten- Keep putting follow-through short but accelerating
Pick body spots for 10-yard wedge distance increments- Keep rotating so the low point stays ahead of the ball
Tilt from the sternum to load the balls of your feet
Trust the loft; cover the grass in front of the ball- Move the grip the same direction as the putter head