Golf Downswing Drill For Better Transition

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[BeeRock]

Knocked 10 off my handicap already from an 11 down to 1 from watching your videos over the year. Yet another great set of drills guys, keep them coming.

[patrickmurphy]

Bravo gentlemen! Just what I was looking for - you explanation(s) is (are) clear and drill easy to follow - thank you!

[taffyddu]

Really great drills guys, thanks. Especially the second one with the driver. I've just noticed this has been on youtube since 2013. Where have I been !!!

[meandmygolf.]

Hi Simon. That all depends on how much you are "in to out". I would say probably very little if at all. We don't generally use those words (in to out) as it can be confusing. Think of the club being too much under or over the plane. It is so much easier this way. One thing to remember though is the club is hardly on the target line at all.

[meandmygolf.]

The 18th Hole at Astbury Hall Is a great Finishing par 3. It is named "one shot at glory". Very apt!

[meandmygolf.]

Hi Isaac. Thanks. Hope all is going well. Shame we didn't get to meet up in Orlando. Will definitely happen next time we are over there!!

[bazabollox]

Best drills I've seen for the transition, excellent stuff, thanks guys!

[celtgoch]

Makes good sense! I play off 2 and now feel I can get a better transition. Lots to think about but looking forward to getting onto the practice ground!

[jdsuertudo]

Both great drills, but the latter one is my all time favourite! Thanks, guys...

[meandmygolf.]

Good question! Firstly, we here "down the line" mentioned quite a lot, even by commentators. This miss leads golfers as to what line are they talking about? If it is the target line then it is bad advice. One thing that golfers need to know is that the club does not travel "down the line". It is on it for a split second through impact before moving in. In our opinion "throwing" the club could lead to poor connection. However, the body motion would be very similar. Hope that makes sense?

[meandmygolf.]

Great Steve. That's what we like to hear! Keep up the craziness!

[meandmygolf.]

having an efficient weight shift will definitely help you "compress" the ball better yes. let us know if this helps when practicing?

[robocop]

Hi fellas! I was introduced to your videos via Mark Crossfield's channel. Anyway, I must say that second drill is fantastic! Great tip! 

[bobbell]

Great tips as always. I just came across this. I hope to be in the UK in the not too distant future and would love to come check out your setup. Keep up the great work.

[mynusss]

Excellent advice! Cant wait to give it a go

[psbrahmanandam]

Very scientific and clear explanation.

[meandmygolf.]

Sounds like you may have over done your swing path if you are getting stuck. What is your ball flight doing?

[Cowboy_Roboy]

Guys you make it look so easy lol! Great video and like always BRAVO!!!

[meandmygolf.]

What happens if you move the ball forward Simon?

[meandmygolf.]

Great Aayush. Hope all is going well?