Easy Lag Drill For Best Ball Striking

How would you like to strike the golf ball well? How do we get good contact and add power? For those looking to become better ball strikers, this video on Easy Lag Drill For Best Ball Striking is for you. We have the golf swing and your total game broken down to the 5 most important keys in our Top Speed Golf System. In this video we'll cover lag tips to add power with out sacrificing contact, while improving key fundamentals! Start having real control of your game. Be able to hit any shot in golf! We’ll teach you.

I look forward to working with you much more in the future with Top Speed Golf. Good luck with your golf.

Clay Ballard

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[matthewstevens]

Awesome video hope this helps my frustrating inconsistency

[ligao]

Awesome video, Clay. By the way, what launch monitor do you use? Thx.

[whatmasta]

Hey Clay, what program are you using to track your ball statistics?

[nextnade]

If i want to work on the realise part should i just do the drill a few times and get the draw and then do the same but try to hit it straigth?

[jingboyu]

Hello, may I know which app you are using? Thanks

[isleofdeath]

Hi Clay. You promote lag a lot in your videos. However, I realized that, when I try to develop a firm lag, I tend to not getting the face closed in time, ending up in pulls or slices. Any hint on how to fix that?

[duwonrhee]

"...you can only have as much lag as you can release." WOW!!!

[thomasross]

Clay, I have a comment on swing & ball position. Most golfers do not have the knowledge of club design. Woods, hybrids have progressive face onset. Irons come in all different offsets, Player forged irons made for low handicap & professionals have little to no offset. Almost all game improvement clubs have progressive offset. When a player is making the decision of what irons to buy, if the club has more offset, forward shaft lean & changing ball position at address is an absolute to have the club to rotate in balance as designed & to strike the ball first into impact. This is a highly overlooked condition to properly fit & instruct the player of proper ball position. I have new 718 CB's, which have considerably more offset than my previous MP-32's. I had to change forward shaft lean & ball position in order to have proper strikes. I think this just as important as swing instruction when fitting the player. Thanks for your great knowledge & technique in your instruction.

[jacksonbragg]

With 118 speed I can get you 177 ball speed, carry can be far more than 300

[glennwatson]

You could probably make a fortune selling that foam ball and stick for $99.99 in golf shops.

[paulmichaels]

Why complicate a problem when the problem is simple

[kdub]

This is for the traditional swing though right? Because in the modern body turn swing, you compensate for the open face by rotating your body through impact which will square the face. But I’m more of a traditional swing so this video is good for me.

[MUTiger]

Clay, once you reach the max lag position, you want to dump the lag as fast as you can. How do you do that? Do you uncock wrists, roll wrists, relax wrists so it just uncoils naturally? Thanks.

[parkersmithphoto]

God, I was hoping that hat wouldn't be making regular appearances with Clay.

[imuawarriors]

wow... something else to work on! this is the problem I've been experiencing recently - blocking! thanks for your great videos!

[nextnade]

What if i dont want a draw? Should i just open the club head a bit?

[r.taylor]

Great vid but a few key points on mechanics were missing such as proper set at the top and right elbow on the downswing... I love your channel... Watch and fine tune my game... 20 down to 6 handicap in two years.. Thanks

[jeffhorii]

Hi Clay, at the top of the swing, should the hands/wrists be tense to hold get the angle at the top or should they be loose and free flowing allowing the club to get there naturally? If I had to guess it would be free flowing but I feel like my backswing gets too out of control this way.