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Hitting Solid Irons Produces Great Golf Scores
Lower golf scores is the goal for every golfer. Sure, there is the odd player who does not care about their score, however these golfers are a rare breed. Many amateurs struggle with hitting consistent irons and as a result their (my) scores rise higher than expected. The major problem I have noticed relates to players trying to help their ball with respect to distance, direction and flight. They…
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Keep Your Head Down
Keep looking down at the ball, even after making contact and up to the moment you no longer can during the follow through. This is contrast to lifting your head just before impact. It constitutes one of the first – if not the first – swing key instructions given to new golfers. Indeed, beginners are often very anxious to see where the ball will go after they hit it, which leads them to lift their heads too soon.
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Dustin Johnson Swing | Spine Angle
Learn from Dustin Johnson's Swing Sequence
This guest post was written by Zach Allen. Zach is a PGA-certified golf instructor that gives golf lessons in Burbank. Since 1997, he has taught aspiring golfers of all levels and ages — from 4-year-old beginners to professionals with over twenty years’ experience. His students have included nationally ranked juniors, touring pros, celebrities, and CEOs. The article originally appeared here. He’s already come close to winning a major. He’s a winner on Tour seven times, and he’s only in his mid-20s. Give him a few more years, and we don’t doubt Dustin Johnson will have a few major titles under his belt. Why? First, he can absolutely crush the golf ball. And as impressive as Johnson’s prodigious length may be, you may be surprised to learn that he’s also among on the PGA Tour in birdies. That’s impressive and wouldn't be possible if Dustin didn’t have a few things working in his swing to make him more consistent. In this case, Johnson has one of the most consistent spine angles in all of golf. From the top of his swing to the finish, his spine stays leaning forward toward the ball. By maintaining this angle, Johnson can more easily return to the ball without having to lift, dip or slouch at impact. It also allows him to make a bigger rotation. Here he’s hitting a middle iron, and just look at how open his hips are at impact! Try to do the same with your spine angle, and keep it tilted as he does here at impact. After impact, it’s okay to ease up and finish more upright, even though Johnson keeps his angle well into his finish. Download the FREE Ubersense Golf app for Swing Analysis today!
