Good luck!

Glad you enjoyed it.

The lofted shot is still the option playing over hazards - the key is to keep the clubhead slightly above the plane and cutting across the ball at impact. Problems occur when the forearms roll or over rotate on the backswing.

Thanks - let us know how you get on!

Please explain that reasoning?

As long as it works…!!

Most players hit this shot with a touch of cut spin.

Glad it was helpful!

So good to hear. Glad it worked for you! :)

No, it really doesn’t prevent that at all. That’s why the hoop extends beyond impact. It actually encourages a full follow-through!

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Hopefully, now you understand the cause, you can eliminate that shot from your game!

Thank you!

Yes, the stronger grip reduces the rotation of the forearms on the backswing (which will help avoid the shank), although it can bring some other unwanted elements into play!

It shouldn’t do, unless you manipulate it closed for some reason.

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Glad you enjoy it!

Hope you enjoy it. Thanks for watching.

Glad it helped. Thanks!

Hope it helped! :)

You're welcome, Michael. Hope it helps.

So pleased it helped. Hopefully, your father's short game is back to its best!

It happens to most golfers at some point. Mostly, shanks are caused by over rotating the forearms on the backswing. This video should help.

I started videoing my swings and I noticed I have a small hitch outwards on at the beginning of my downswing. I don't know how to fix it but at least I've addressed it. thanks for the help @@ExplanarGolf

Hi Max, thanks for watching. If you listen to the video, you'll see that Luther advocates a "parallel" left thumb that runs just to the right side of the grip. Not sure where you got the 'diagonal' reference from. Thanks

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Exactly right! :)

Thanks for the question. The release and the re-hinge or the wrists take place throughout the entire downswing. The extension through the ball comes as a result of the linear shifting of the weight towards the target. Some players tend to delay the release through impact to hit a fade, others release more aggressively to hit draws. Hope that makes sense?

Thank you - glad it helped!

Thanks for the feedback. We’ll definitely look at creating a Moe Norman video in the coming months. Thanks for watching.

It’s more a concept of the optimum path through impact. The longer the face stays square into and beyond impact, the straighter and more powerful the shot. If the path is excessively in-to-out or out-to-in, you’re more likely delivering a glancing blow because some of the swing momentum is moving left or right of target rather than towards it. Make sense?

@@ExplanarGolf hi Luther, I do understand the concept of path and staying square longer. But I dont get how the hammer movement relates to it. Feeling frustrated that I'm not getting something that might be a key to improve my game. If we turned the hammer 90 deg so it faces the target and then gripped it, I could possibly see how to swing it to strike the ball level (even though that is not my current way of swinging). Thanks again

@@ExplanarGolf update, imagining the club as a hammer held with the hitting head facing sideways is the biggest revelation to my swing ever. It is completely life changing and so many pieces are falling into place. I ulnar deviate and supinate + some left wrist bow from around p6 (but I'm sure the intent starts fractionally earlier) Firstly I now know how to deliver the club properly from a properly steep backswing with the arms more "infront of my chest", so I'm much less inside and overly deep "stuck". + more wrist cock because I now know how to undo it properly. I am squaring the face better, finding centre better and the ball is staying on the face longer, my left wrist is able to be flatter & firmer through the strike. So much so that when I want to go after a drive, I weaken my grip and "release" as hard as I want to get a small draw or worse case a babe push fade. My driving has improved so much these last 3 rounds I've played. I'm so much more cognizant when I make a good or bad swing. Oh and I'm reaching my best distances multiple times each round when it used to be one drive in multiple rounds.

You’re welcome, Jim. Glad it helped!

Thanks. Glad you enjoyed the video.

There are no test centres, unfortunately. However, many teaching facilities have them so our recommendation would be to find a coach who uses an Explanar swing trainer and take a lesson. Thanks

Thanks for ordering. We look forward to hearing how you get on.

You’re gonna drag that thing to the range?

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You’re welcome. Try to think of it as a big picture movement of your upper body, not necessarily just your left shoulder. Thanks.

So glad to hear, Michael. Thanks for letting us know. It’s a quick, simple fix.

Thanks Gareth, let us know how you get on with your swing changes!