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Preset your impact position on wedge shots
Visualize a six-foot-wide hole for speed
Let the driver setup hit up on the ball for you- Toss the ball to the target on wedge shots
Keep the wrist stable with connection, not fast hands
Turn your left shoulder behind your chin
Keep your head under the ceiling
A correct hip bump opens the turn, not restricts it
Use a ground line to check your setup tilt
Point your trail-elbow funny bone at the ball
Don't out-swing your body to control wedge spin
Fit putter length to control three setup variables
On an uphill lie, hit into the slope instead of up it
Practice with shot intent, don't just hit and see
Rehearse impact against a wall to square the face
Keep the trail knee flexed to keep your power
Feel the shoulder get behind the ball on the driver
Hammer the nail: turn the lead pocket into a wall
Take right-arm-only swings to feel the trail arm fold
Draw transition, hard cut at the bottom
Set the left-hand grip to two visible knuckles
Use a throwing-a-medicine-ball feel to close the face
Count one, two to lock backswing length and shoulder turn
With loft, the ball goes where you swing, not the face
Build your stance from an athletic balance point
Hold your back to the target and let the arms go
Build setup posture: stand tall, tilt, widen, drop hands
Slam ball drill for downswing speed
Film face-on or down the line for remote feedback
Widen stance for driver, insides of feet to shoulders- Slow the hands to match the body turn on wedges
Set the putting grip with elbows pulled in- Set the shaft at an angle to build your trail hand grip
- Set driver ball position off your lead shoulder
- Stay centered and hit through the ball to release the club
- Run the three-to-one putting stroke drill
Driver bump and shift: belt buckle left, sternum right
Use a back slope as a backstop to widen your window
Pick an alignment spot within the first three feet
Account for a higher shaft at impact- Treat the reverse K as an illusion, not a big spine tilt
Rehearse above the shaft and under the guide
Swing with intent to fly it 20 yards farther
Fix right shots with left hip back, right shoulder through
Exaggerate the new move in your pre-shot rehearsal
Start your day with feel-only reps when changing your swing- Don't turn your shoulders down toward the ball
- Feel the hands smack a wall through impact
- Get your clubs' lofts and lies checked every couple months
- Pump to a hands-by-hip checkpoint
- Every inch of sway steals rotation
- Use a weaker grip if your arms hang rotated
Fairway bunker: hit down and get the ball first
Lay up when the fairway favors your wedge strength
Run indoor putts at a fixed wall target- Hit the 30-yard wedge from the right pocket
Post the hips up instead of sitting back to the ball
Set stance width per club by feet-to-shoulder width
Take your grip without twisting the clubface
Stay centered and rotate around the spine
Fit the putter to your setup, not yourself to the putter
Fix putts that start left by not hinging the face
Use elbow pressure to rehearse arm structure
Finish out short putts instead of waiting
Compression is late release plus chest staying down
Push from the trail side and send the arms through
Eye the landing spot during your practice swing
Setup checklist for the wedge shot
Take the club down the hallway before the escalator
Match the clubface to the turning lead hip
Set the club for a more direct hand path- Hit shots standing on an alignment rod to feel foot pressure
- Move club, hands, and body at one pace in the takeaway
- Pause at the wedge backswing spot
- Keep the takeaway inside the golden triangle
Keep hips over ankles to reduce tilt at setup
Widen and move the ball forward for a longer iron
Rehearse to the exact same spot, then hit the shot
Feel like hammering a nail to stop flipping- Knife the putter line down the aid without a ball
- Hinge the club at 45 degrees for a flat lead wrist
Hit these putting setup checkpoints
Keep the putter tracking down the line- Lead femur should move only half a hip width through impact
- Add a firmer hip bump before turning
Repeat one breaking putt to calibrate speed and feel- Feel the ball stay on the face two feet through the putt
- Exaggerate the change without judging the ball
Fire hips and arms while the chest stays back- Rehearse the takeaway after changing it
- Hinge enough or the club gets behind you
- Reset the hip bump after your rehearsal
Bump the lead hip to rotate more cleanly
Rehearse the hip bump with a club held up- Hip bump: left femur over the left knee, hips square
Avoid over-opening your feet on a longer bunker shot
Bump the hips and keep the trail knee flexed
Spend only 10-15 minutes on the putting aid per session- Driver hip bump loads the right, not the front
Use the trail arm in front of the body