How to Stop Hitting the Ground Behind the Golf Ball

ADAM BAZALGETTE'S COACHING BACKGROUND:
✅ 3-Time SW Florida PGA teacher of the year winner!
✅ 27 year Class A PGA Member
✅ David Leadbetter Golf Academy director for 13 years
✅ Conducted corporate outings all over the world
✅ Numerous appearances on Golf Channel
✅ Taught numerous that have competed on PGA, LPGA, PGA Champions Tour, and Canadian Tour

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[hog]

Adam is the best golf tutor on YouTube. Thank you sir

[jamiesloan]

This was the best explanation I’ve ever seen for “strike”. Excellent video! I’m a scratch player, and I remember the aha moment for me…. I started trying to hit the ball FORWARD. This changes your intent. You’ll stop lunging too “down” at the ball. And, you’ll also stop trying to help the ball “up”. Your weight, and pressure will shift forward, and your low point will automatically become MUCH shallower. This is truly a game changer, because “strike” is king if you wanna get to scratch. Hope this helps someone out there.

[christopheles]

Always thanks for the tips Adam. Best wishes

[leonardcroft]

Thanks Adam
Always Enjoy Your Videos
Thanks for your Tips

[seattlesaints]

Good Stuff as Usual....but what is the proper setup stance for a downhill lie n what is the proper stance for a uphill lie, once in a while these are the times when I ground the club before impact...TY for ur Time 👍🏼⛳️

[flch]

I despise hitting behind the ball worse than the plague. Will have to try these.

[cameronloveless]

Im pretty good at getting the pressure shift to my left side and low point after the ball, but I still strike the ground before the ball at times, and in trying not to do that, I’ll even hit some then too. To me it feels like the height of my arc moves up and down between shots and I can’t get that consistent. Any tips Adam?

[xrayguy]

I'm afraid I didn't quite understand the concept. I get the shallow approach but it looked like you were shift forward? I was taught to stay "in the barrel" and not shift. I love your videos.

[dkurtz]

Practicing on that course seems like it would be very bad practice:….I’d never want to take a divot and ruin it! Too immaculate!!

[glennwatson]

This has always been my biggest problem.