This 10-Second Impact Drill Beats 1000s of Hours On The Range!
Rob Cheney demonstrates the 'Hit Hard Stop Quick' drill, a powerful technique designed to improve ball striking consistency. By learning to stop the club shortly after impact, golfers can better manage their swing radius, stabilize the clubface, and master distance control.
A shorter, controlled follow-through helps maintain the swing arc radius and prevents 'flipping' the wrists.
Controlling the forces of the swing—rather than letting the club's momentum pull you—is the key to repeatable ball striking.
A long follow-through is often a myth; you can achieve full tour-level distance with a much shorter, more stable finish.
Progress through three stages: stopping immediately after impact, stopping at arms-parallel, and finally adding wrist re-hinging.
The drill improves the three essential functions of a swing: contact quality, distance predictability, and directional accuracy.