HOW TO STOP HITTING BEHIND THE BALL INSTANTLY (No Joke)

In this tip, I teach you how to stop hitting behind the ball also know as fat or chunked shot with irons. Hitting behind the ball with a driver is called a drop kicked shot which this tip also fixes instantly.

Hitting behind the ball is very common fault. Even better players hit this shot from time to time. It's so frustrating because the ball always ends up short of the target. Drop kicking the driver on the other hand isn't usually that bad because hitting the ground squares the face which creates a straight shot once the ball is hit but they can be embarrassing shots to hit.

Too many people are left scratching their head after they hit behind the ball. They try everything to stop them only to chunk it again a few holes later. What if there was a way to instantly fix fat shots. Well, there is. I've been teaching since 1991 and I have shown this cure for fat shots to countless golfers over the years.

Just watch this tip. The way I describe it actually rhymes so it's easy to remember. The next time you hit behind the ball just apply this fix. You'll see that you'll instantly be able to fix them in the future.

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[xavierdupoux]

Beginner golfer here and this worked instantly for me. Went from hitting almost everything fat to getting through an entire bucket of balls with some of the cleanest ball striking I've been able to produce.

[bilizard]

OMG dude! I admit I was one skeptical SOB after I watched this. But just finished a round of golf and broke 100 for the first time ever and I’m crediting the advice I got in this video. Awesome stuff. You’ve earned my sub sir.

[parsonsprod]

Hi Paul, I've literally watched 100s of golf videos and I truly believe this might be the best instructional video on YouTube. Seriously. When I focused on "feeling the heel" I immediately stopping fatting the ball and my shots were going farther and straighter. THANK YOU :)

[Funkengrven]

You executed those "bad" shots so well... Hat off to you, sir. It's so hard to demonstrate something wrong after you've spent years trying to get it right

[melcarrion]

Paul, I tried this method today and I am beyond amazed the difference it has already made each time I strike the ball in direction and sound each time. I starting watching your videos one week ago and already improved both my driver and irons. Thank you for all your videos and informative tips for us beginners.

[IsrarAhmad-ybwm]

Hi Paul, I have a net at home, as soon as I finished watching this video I ran to my net and hit about 50 balls and can confirm that this has almost eliminated 90% of my fat shots. I cannot thank you enough.

[mikekniep]

This “feel the heel”tip helped get me back on track, and it was instantly. Thank you so much! And your grip tip with the “question mark “, and relaxing the grip/arms! Kudos to a great teacher who can make it simple for the student. I am so happy to have found you on YouTube.

[mikhailkimbel]

One of the best feeling thoughts I have ever heard this is literally a break through for me instantly fixes my poor rotation as well!

[Schaschlik]

Paul, I want to thank you for all you do and this video in particular! I'm a beginner golfer and I'm told my swing looks quite good but I struggled a lot to hit the ball consistently and when I did, it didn't feel right. This video and the one about not topping the ball changed my swing in one day. It just somehow clicked for me!! I'm really greatful and will happily look into the Ebooks you sell on your website. You're an amazing teacher! Thanks a lot and many greetings from Germany.

[NonnyStrikes]

It's been a pleasure theory crafting with you over the years.

Simply because of the ability to now upload instructional videos via internet, I'm saving years of golf down the line.

I erk even at my swing two years ago. My original swing, well, I wouldn't be playing golf into my 40's with that disasterpiece. lol!

Thanks Paul. Truly.

[ranger]

Great tip. I always do this in my practice swings now. It does make a big difference in getting into my mind.

[jhamelin]

100% the best video coach ive ever seen on youtube. No bullshit, pure and simple swing fixes. Good job Paul, your the man.

[fulviofrijo]

So straightforward and simple. Explains why I am doing it!!! Thanks as always Paul

[dustinsingley]

Found this video after a ton of fat shots in a tournament. Used this to practice and play some of the best golf I've played in a scramble tourney. Even had a solo eagle. I've needed this tip for 20 years🎉

[howdyfarmer]

Thanks, Paul! I needed this tip. Has been a random issue with my irons. UNLV is my alma, when we make a trip back there, I’d love to book a few hours of your time. It would be an honor

[milesbergeron]

Just wanted to say that I have watched over 50 “chunking irons” videos. This video is the only one that truly helped and fixed my iron shots. So Thank you, seriously!

[jonsaunderson]

Great advice. This is something I have struggled with for so long and now so much better. Many thanks, Paul

[Marc-pyqn]

Absolutely the best golf tip I ever received. I went from being a pretty good golfer to hitting everything fat with a balloon fade. I was ready to give up golf when I came across Paul's videos. I went to the course and started concentrating on lifting my right heel and also started turning my wrist to the left to square the club and like magic I was back to hitting a nice draw and no fat shots. The heel lift makes you shift your weight to the front foot and allows you to hit the ball straighter and farther. Thanks

[joseab]

This is gold! This has made me stop leaning forward towards the ball, and I've stopped chunking it! Simple tip makes my weight shift exactly where I want it at impact! just wow! Thank you!

[dermotodwyer]

That was the best tip I've got in years thank you Paul.