Trying to keep my head down by burying my chin into my chest during address will most likely result in a fat shot or a swing adjustment that comes from the outside and across striking cleanly, but on the toe of the face. When I keep my chin in a natural position (fist distance between chin and chest) which puts my neck comfortably aligned with my spin resulting more often than not a ball first strike on plan and right on the sweet spot.
Mike, with all due respect, I would believe that the change in spine angle would result in tops and thin shots. One of the possibilities is the changing relationship between the right arm and the golf club (losing "the angle") that makes you hit fat shots. The other would be moving your mass behind the ball and not returning it.
Trying to keep my head down by burying my chin into my chest during address will most likely result in a fat shot or a swing adjustment that comes from the outside and across striking cleanly, but on the toe of the face. When I keep my chin in a natural position (fist distance between chin and chest) which puts my neck comfortably aligned with my spin resulting more often than not a ball first strike on plan and right on the sweet spot.
riverace7 10 months ago
Mike, with all due respect, I would believe that the change in spine angle would result in tops and thin shots. One of the possibilities is the changing relationship between the right arm and the golf club (losing "the angle") that makes you hit fat shots. The other would be moving your mass behind the ball and not returning it.
jaymaynk 1 year ago