This Golf Drill Changes Everything #golf #golfswing #shorts

Cordie Walker presents a simple T-formation alignment stick drill designed to master short-game trajectory control. By adjusting ball position, shaft lean, and clubface open angle relative to the visual alignment stick, golfers learn how to hit low, medium, and high wedge shots with a consistent swing motion.

• Use an alignment stick T-formation as a precise visual guide for ball position and shaft lean at address.
• Hit a low shot by positioning the ball back in your stance with forward shaft lean and a square clubface.
• Hit high shots by moving the ball forward in your stance, setting neutral shaft lean, and opening the clubface slightly.
• Keep the swing motion consistent and allow setup adjustments to dictate the trajectory of the ball.
• Limit setup drills to 10 minutes before spending 10 to 20 minutes in performance practice with varied targets and lies.

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