www.shawnclementgolf.com Shawn Clement, Director of the Richmond Hill Golf Learning Centre in Toronto, and Top 25 CPGA Teaching Professional as rated by Score Golf Magazine, shows you the basic te...
www.shawnclementgolf.com Shawn Clement, Director of the Richmond Hill Golf Learning Centre in Toronto, and Top 25 CPGA Teaching Professional as rated by Score Golf Magazine, shows you the basic techniques of chipping and Pitching;
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Shawn, Reading Dave Peltz's short game bible he insists that chips like this are played with the ball opposite the back ankle-or even behind this. I must admit I find this helps me get a consistent downward blow. Any reason why you don't do this or any thoughts on this??? Cheers Matt
Hey Matt; Thanks for the comment; When you brace against the left side at address, this brings the centre of the rack of the shoulders (sternum notch) slightly forward of the ball where all you need to do is let the arm-club unit fall through where it will automatically collect the ball then the ground; if the ball is too far back in the stance, it would require a MANIPULATION to find the ball properly and this would interrupt the natural flow of momentum in the swing; Shawn
Excellent-Ill check it out. Im working through your Dvd-very methodically-its very helpful. I'd love you to post a video specifically aimed at the Over The Top move-the round house shoulder move starting the swing and causing a steep downswing plane-thats what Im trying to change. I know the stone skipping is what I need to focus on! A video where you actually work with some midhandicappers doing
changes and drills would be good. Its the only criticism I could give you-you rarely show work with pupils. It would be great to see you working with an over the top player and solving his problem. I think you are guilty of making golf look very easy! For most of us its tough trying to undo many years of bad technique and muscle memory!
I have heard that you have to open your stance but never an explanation as to why other than to counter an open club face. This is the first time I have ever heard that you open your stand to preset the open hips at impact.
WOW!! The clouds have parted and I now see it. Brilliant.
hi shawn, thanks for all your great videos, i've managed to drop into single figures from around 18 just by watching them. i noticed for the chip shots, you maintain the lower case y but i was wondering when / if i should cock the wrists for slightly longer shots (perhaps 20 yards)
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Reading Dave Peltz's short game bible he insists that chips like this are played with the ball opposite the back ankle-or even behind this. I must admit I find this helps me get a consistent downward blow. Any reason why you don't do this or any thoughts on this???
Cheers
Matt
Thanks for the comment;
When you brace against the left side at address, this brings the centre of the rack of the shoulders (sternum notch) slightly forward of the ball where all you need to do is let the arm-club unit fall through where it will automatically collect the ball then the ground; if the ball is too far back in the stance, it would require a MANIPULATION to find the ball properly and this would interrupt the natural flow of momentum in the swing; Shawn
Im working through your Dvd-very methodically-its very helpful.
I'd love you to post a video specifically aimed at the Over The Top move-the round house shoulder move starting the swing and causing a steep downswing plane-thats what Im trying to change. I know the stone skipping is what I need to focus on! A video where you actually work with some midhandicappers doing
Its the only criticism I could give you-you rarely show work with pupils. It would be great to see you working with an over the top player and solving his problem.
I think you are guilty of making golf look very easy! For most of us its tough trying to undo many years of bad technique and muscle memory!
WOW!! The clouds have parted and I now see it. Brilliant.
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