2 Reasons you hit BAD golf shots

Kirk Junge of Setup4impact Golf explains that poor ball striking is often caused by the clubhead passing the hands too early at impact. He demonstrates how top players maintain lead-hand dominance to create a shallow impact angle and increase speed via parametric acceleration. Junge advocates for setting up on the impact plane to simplify the swing and ensure a stable club path.

• Ensure the grip leads the hands through impact to prevent unwanted face rotation.
• Setting up on your 'impact plane' reduces the need for compensations during the downswing.
• A hands-forward impact creates a shallower angle of attack and more stable club path.
• Master the feeling of leading with the hands by starting with very short practice swings.
• Parametric acceleration is achieved by maintaining the correct hand-to-clubhead relationship.