After 27 Years, This Is My #1 Feel For Consistent Ball Striking!
PGA instructor Milo Lines shares his top feel for achieving consistent ball striking: moving the rib cage and thoracic spine freely while covering the golf ball with the chest. By keeping the pelvis back and letting upper body rotation drive the swing, golfers stabilize the clubface and compress the ball without relying on hands and arms.
Focus on rotating the rib cage (thoracic spine) on plane rather than twisting through the lumbar spine.
Visualize a light on your chest tracing the target line throughout the backswing and downswing.
Keep your pelvis back and out of the way during transition so your chest can remain flexed over the ball.
Let hands and arms act passively as structure, allowing upper body chest rotation to transport them through impact.
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