STOP HITTING TOO MUCH GROUND WITH YOUR GOLF CLUB

STOP HITTING TOO MUCH GROUND WITH YOUR GOLF CLUB
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[jimsaddler]

Thanks Rick! I've been hitting from the mat (early Spring) and hitting great shots, but noticed the "pounding" you're talking about. First few rounds this year (in soft, almost muddy turf) didn't go over so well. Approach shot irons just sank into the soft turf, causing all approach shots to land short, with huge divots. One area you addressed is to "stand tall". I have a tendency to curve my back, which is what is causing these deep divots. Thanks for the tip!

[Bossdog]

This is my biggest problem...Thanks for the advice Rick!!

[briand]

Posture and crowding the ball. Spot on, Rick. "Feel your heels" is my mental mantra to keep me from diving down towards the ball as is my tendency if not kept in check.

[AsinineAlec]

4 years later and Rick is still helping my game. I was standing too close to the dang ball and was coming in with my hands too high. Thanks Rick!

[RyanGraySmith]

Thank you, been watching your more recent videos but just searched what i was looking for and this oldie but goodie of your was a great insight as to what I need to do.

[Bob-nuxe]

great info Rick also picking clean avoids injury's from heavy contact with the ground

[williamlear]

I played a round of golf today and this was my biggest problem and I didn't know what I was doing wrong, thanks Rick this really helped

[RickShielsPGA]

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[lintulauta]

Thanks rick! What a timing, this has been my problem for some time now after my driving lessons. I hit both too fat and deep too often no matter what I do. On the driving lessons we concentrated "spinning on back foot" like throwing a discuss if you get the idea. I'm a 25 handicapper with a few months of golfing experience. With irons I need to concentrate especially on this height issue, I know that for sure. The rest of the video was also straight on point.

[jakecrilly]

Thanks for this Rick. Have always wondered how to make a more consistent good connection

[joanag]

This has helped tremendously! Thank you!

[maxklewer]

Great video rick! Have learned very much from you're videos. Appreciate the work you put into editing and creating these videos!

[mattleader]

Sometimes just need to go back to basics. Well reminded..👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[MrGavinspoppop]

This is THE bug problem I have so TYVM for this vid mate !!!

[SuperMozzman]

Hi Rick. Love the videos. I'd really like you to do a video on lie angle at address - iron sitting at address toe-up. I've made the mistake of setting up with the sole of the club level at address causing me to grip way down on the club to compensate. Doesn't seem to be mentioned a lot in instruction videos.

[mannnich]

You're my favourite you tuber Rick!!! Thanks for all the videos. You've made me graduate from horrible golfer to just a bad one

[juancamilotrujillosierra]

Really was hoping to see this video! Thanks Rick!!

[Robert.Dickson]

Thanks for the video Rick, this is killing my game at the moment. Fingers crossed this helps me.

[rodrich]

Heavy strikes are why I have damaged both lateral epicondyles. (Tennis elbow).

[twogungaming]

This was a great video. Really really helped! Going from grass to matts always creates an inconsistency in vertical moments in the swing. Great tips to correct this. Can't wait to hit some balls later. Thanks Rick!