How to make the circle of speed work on the golf course…
PGA Pro Marcus Edblad explains how to bring the 'circle of speed' concept onto the course to trust an inside-out swing path. By visualizing crossing the target line rather than following it, golfers learn to produce predictable draws, eliminate slices, and hit high, soft-landing wedge shots with shallow turf contact.
Commit to swinging out across the target line rather than pulling or trying to guide the club straight to the target.
Draw spin is created by hitting the back of the ball from inside-to-out, letting side spin safely bring the ball back toward your target.
Swinging out with wedges creates a shallow angle of attack that uses the club's bounce, producing high launch and soft landings.
Avoid body pulling on downswing; allow your hands and arms to deliver an upward and outward exit path.
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