The 3 Drills Every Golfer Needs To Know

PGA Professional Georgia Ball shares three essential drills designed to help golfers achieve pure ball-to-turf contact and consistent compression. By using simple tools like tees and foot spray, Georgia demonstrates how to fix common faults like swaying and flicking the wrists to ensure the sweet spot is hit every time.

• Use a two-tee setup to ensure you hit the ball first and the ground second, creating better compression.
• Spray the clubface with dry shampoo or foot spray to visually confirm if your miss-hits are coming off the toe or heel.
• The one-foot drill helps eliminate 'swaying' and forces your chest to rotate properly through the strike.
• Keep the grip of the club in front of the clubhead at impact to maintain forward shaft lean and power.
• Pure contact often feels more powerful even with a shorter, more controlled swing.

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