GOLF TIP - The Wall Drill For Lag

Once again I would like to talk about the power move in the golf swing and how to create it.

The power move is created by swinging the handle of the club thus creating a delay in the club-head as it swings to the ball. This position is called Lag. Here is another great power drill to create Lag-the true power move in the swing.

Take your setup position standing beside a wall, fence, or dome!! Preset your wrists so the club is about 6 inches away from the wall. Swing to the top of your backswing. Now from here, you have to avoid hitting the wall with the clubhead as you swing down to the ball. Meaning, you must swing the handle to create lag.. If you cast the clubhead you will hit the wall/fence/dome..

If you are concerned about damage to your wall, I would suggest flipping the club over and hanging onto the clubhead as apposed to the grip. This will give the same sensation but should avoid any property damage etc..

Watch the video on how to execute this drill as it is a NGA favourite.

ALSO: Send this to anyone you think could benefit and call us if you need help.

Good luck and happy golfing!

Terry Carter
National Golf Academy
www.nationalgolfacademy.ca

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• Wall
• Drill
• Lag
• Video
• Golf
• Tip

[nikanj]

To stop yourself releasing until the last minute it is also useful to place an object, such as an infant, between your right foot and the wall.

[lutzchoco1]

Helpless if you don't know HOW to do it.....

[ZeroSumJ1]

shouldn't have tried this drill before seeing the "turning the club over" tip...

[videogamesareforfun]

Make sure that u still release the club

[MrGrapefruitDrink]

Excellent!



[hardcoremofo]

that's CLEVER all this mumble jumble hips etcetc this and the square root of pie etc.

[kbkesq]

This has helped me tremendously

[zanister]

Ive been looking through a ton of videos how to make a proper downswing.. And this has to be the best advice / drill ever. Cant wait to try it out!

[rygamer]

awesome drill.

[m4ster017]

awesome drill. Do it outside against the side of my dog cage