A Golf Drill For Making Consistent Shots

The only consistent thing about all amateur golfers isyour golf club more toward your belt buckle, will put
their inconsistency. They will play three holes and notyou in an ideal set up position.
hit one good shot. Then they hit three good shots inDoing all of this doesn't necessarily mean that your
a row which inevitably keeps them coming back forswing will get more "rounded out" or produce a
more. Hitting consistently is a must in the game ofconsistent shot. The good news is that there is a
golf. Many players look down the line & let theirsimple drill to help out...
clubs get too vertical on the downswing.Let's Call This Drill - The 15, 10, 5 Drill
This can be the cause for three unwanted golf shots;This easy drill consists of four steps.
1- Taking too much turfStep #1 - Take a practice swing with the ball 15
2 - Steep divotsinches above the ground. By swinging so high, you
3 - A ball spinning off to the right.should observe a nice rounded swing (almost like a
The key to avoiding these three common errors isbaseball swing). Remember after the swing through
having a good initial setup.to square up the clubface.
Let's look at an example. If you have too much bendStep #2 - Now take another practice swing with the
in your upper body & your arms extend to farball 10 inches above the ground. Swing right around
away from your body, there could be a lot of tilt.& through it.
This specific example can be responsible for fourStep #3- Now, take another practice swing with the
common problems:ball 5 inches off the ground. Again, swing right around
The club head getting too vertical on the back swing.& through it.
Step #4 - Finally, try it from the tee. Make sure the
1. Steepness in your back swing.grip end of your golf club is pointing at your belt
2. The club getting stuck in the ground.buckle.
3. A reverse rotation of your arms.Helpful golf lessons can be found here.
Standing taller at address & getting the end of