Swing SLOWER But Hit The Golf Ball FURTHER!!! All The Best Players Do THIS (2023)

Introduction

Would you like to swing slower but hit the golf ball further like all the best players? Well in this video Ali will show you why you have lost distance or miss out of extra yards but most importantly how to correct it.

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Video

So you've hit your tee shot middle of the fairway.

You've got 150 yards to the flag, and do you remember the good old days when you used to hit seven iron or 810 150 yards, but no longer now you set up over your shot.

You feel like you've struck it.

Well, it's all over the flag and it drops down short now the way most golfers fix.

That is, they know potentially they're swinging too slow.

So what they end up doing is saying right: I'm going to swing a little bit quicker at this one see if I can get it there.

Ah, but they hit that awful shot and the playing partners say you swung too quick there.

You need to slow down, but unfortunately we're fully aware that when you swing slower, the ball goes shorter or does it by the end of today's video, I'm going to show you how you can slow your swing down and actually hit the ball further, and let's get you back to hitting this club the correct distance right.

So the big difference is the amount of loft that's presented at impact.

I'm going to show you what most of you guys are doing, but, most importantly, what the top players in the world do and how we can get you doing it just like them right.

So when you look at every golfer from that address position, they'll generally work the club back up to the top.

However they need.

But what you see with all kind of a majority of club golfers, is at impact.

We see the shaft straight up, maybe even a little behind presenting lots and lots of loft to the golf ball, whereas we see very opposite with the best players in the world by impact we get that shaft leaning forward the body turning out the way, and then they just compress the golf ball get a lot more ball speed and that's why they hit the ball further, even though they swing quicker.

So the biggest cause of the two different impact positions is actually where the club gets on the way down.

So as the club gets down to about waist height, what you see with a lot of club golfers is that leading edge is pointing straight to the sky or even back behind the golfer, whereas the better players in the world that leading edge is much more like the spine angle.

So what we're going to do is there's a couple of ways.

You can do it one if you've got your grip in a relatively weak position.

So if you were to lift the club up, you can open the club a lot more than you can close it.

We could move the hands a little bit to the right hand side.

So if you have got a weak grip, try this as well as what I'm going to talk about.

But what we're going to try is on the way back, we're going to try and feel that the club face stays looking down at the ball longer, so that leading edge is at the spine angle and as you start down, I want to feel like you're trying to get your knuckles more down to the ground and, as you do, that that becomes much more of your impact position.

So I'm gonna try that on a couple of little half swings first and then we'll build up to that full swing, so we're gonna get back to waist height with that spine angle and then through so we're set up as normal, which is a little half swing and noticeably that one sets off really low and even with that little half swing that actually got as far as the full shot I hit before and I'll be honest.

I practiced this a huge amount because I definitely don't get here at impact, but I definitely don't get as far forward as I would like.

So, let's try one more of those half swings and again there is part of me that thinks I should just go around hitting those all the time.

But if you can definitely work on that- and I do think it'll make- you also feel like as you're coming down.

You can keep turning your body out the way, because, when that club face is in your position at the moment, if you were to get shaft lean, that ball is going to head straight out to the right.

So what we tend to see is when the club face is open.

The body stops the hands and arms keep going and that's how we're going to square it up and, like I said you can hit some very good shots with that, but they'll be high.

They'll be soft and you'll definitely be losing distance, so we're going to have that little half swing as the practice and now we're going to hit a nice full shot into the green and such a better fly all over the flag, and it's just blind.

But when we get up there, we'll see where that one's finished, and I honestly think, if you can do this, like I said you can afford to swing slower and as a coach, I like people to swing quickly, but definitely when golfers slow down, there's a little bit more awareness as to what they're doing, whereas when they swing flat out, they tend to lose that feel, lose the strike lose the shot and it's really hard to commit to.

So let's go one more little half swing as a practice and then let's hit another one into the green again absolutely ripped.

It love that feeling and like I said, if you can do, that, you can swing slower and hit the ball further and get all that old distance back right.

So we can see from where that first one's landed compared to the second one, a massive difference in distance and if anything, I've swung slightly slower.

But I've got the ball coming off the club face quicker because of less loft, better compression.

For any of you guys out.

There love it a higher smash factor, but such a big difference, and if you can start getting into that impact position, you're going to pick up some serious yardage and hit much shorter shots into the green.

So I can't guarantee that all your shots are going to end up.

That close, I even guarantee most of mine are going to end up that close.

But if you can really work on that impact position, it is something that probably 99 of golfers that I see struggle with and I'm sure if you're watching the video, you probably be honest comment below.

Is it something you struggle with up until now? Hopefully, though, you've worked through the video with me delivering the club better swinging slower, hitting the ball further and scoring better so, as ever guys hope, you've enjoyed the video.

If you have like it and share it, comment below and I'll get back to as many people as I can there's another video just there that hopefully you're going to enjoy hopefully catch up with soon guys down here soon stay in contact.