Magical result will instantly happen if we start understanding the difference between feel and real.
PGA Pro Marcus Edblad breaks down the essential concept of 'Feel vs. Real' in the golf swing. He demonstrates how golfers can fix a chronic slice by drastically exaggerating an inside-out path and eliminate fat shots by shifting their mental impact target forward. By understanding that what we think we are doing is rarely what is actually happening, players can use 'exaggeration drills' to calibrate their swing for better results.
The 'Feel' of a swing rarely matches the 'Real' movement; awareness of this gap is the first step to improvement.
To fix a slice (out-to-in path), you must feel like you are swinging 45 degrees inside-to-out to settle on a neutral path.
A perfect backswing does not guarantee a correct downswing path; the forward move must be intentionally managed.
If you struggle with fat shots, move your 'intention' 4 inches ahead of the ball to calibrate the low point of your swing.
Exaggeration is a necessary tool for skill acquisition; once the brain calibrates, the extreme feel becomes the new reality.