GOLF: Stop Hitting Behind The Ball INSTANTLY! (GAME CHANGER!)

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[lenardtan]

Great tips, would very much want to try it out..

[stevestrang]

This drill should also help flipping also. Great lesson. Thanks

[steviek]

Thank you master Eric. I use a divot mat but I might try a small 3 ball box in the “fat zone” to help with wrist angles. Ironically when I focus on wrist angles I tend to hit more fat shots

[drewspinoso]

I want to see you grab one of the golfers behind you and help them on the spot.
That guy with the shorts and hat has a serious “chicken wing”! Lol

[hydrogolfer]

Hey Eric, great video. Do you find any benefit to make the distance between less than grip length (if you are exaggerating how close would you go)?

[pohoresky]

Another classic I wish I had known about years ago. Knuckles back to forearm and right thumb pointing to right shoulder adds enormous leverage to me I never knew about. Makes a big difference just that little tip.

[guitar]

One time hitting those balls behind your ball would either cure fat shots or for me I'd be hitting down so steep, ouch!. What about where you focus your eyes? I've always looked at the back of the ball and the leading edge of the club face. I've found that focusing on a spot in front of the ball or looking at the leading edge of the ball helps me to make better contact.

[ST-xggy]

Do you recommend putting the ball about a grip and a half behind the ball?

[randalqueen]

How about the mental aspect. Where one can make the perfect practice swings time after time but once that ball is put down, then the flipping starts all over again. Move the ball and do practice wings, and the divots are always perfect and in front of where a ball would be. So mental aspect. The toughest one to crack.

[Ipdex]

Great vid Eric. It's stack & tilt under a different guise isn't it? Best wishes bud, Russell, UK.