Do This Drill To Hit High Fairway Woods... with Michael Breed

[@rectolee2584]

Thanks again ❤❤❤ good show 🎉🎉🎉

[@jackkauer7022]

Great video Michael, needed to see this

[@rectolee2584]

Thank you Michael breed

[@pohoresky]

Best video I have witnessed on using a fairway wood. New age teaching replacing the bunk of the past teachings. Want a shallower downswing into ball. Key is position of trail arm as you come into impact. Never mentioned in any of the many videos on this topic over the years and I have watched many being 80. Bent rail arm get trail shoulder lower than lead shoulder which is key to a shallower swing into impact.

[@ag358]

Getting the trail arm just under the lead arm is key to great strikes

[@surroundedbyjaggoffs]

Great video Mr. Mackey mkaaaay!!!

[@chuckhericks2133]

Hey, thank you Michael! I have new cobra woods and I’ve been really struggling with my new three Fairway wood for some reason. My new seven Fairway wood has been awesome. Thank you for the great lesson! I will be trying your great tip this weekend!

[@bradjunes1610]

My problem even as a long ball hitter. Much thanks for the free lesson. (I'll use the tip to now crush it)

[@JNIMM5477]

Great demonstration! Need to get those fairway woods up in the air. Does this work for hybrids as well, especially the longer ones, say a 3 hybrid?

[@michaelbreed]

Yes it does!

[@lincolnprojectnemesis3253]

My problem seems to be more of not releasing the club head and hetting in front of the ball. Somehow, i have more shaft lean with longer clubs, woods and hybrids. This tutorial will be used next week at the range. Thanks!

[@VimMitt]

Sir, aren’t you supposed to all the clubs same way? U have to shallow your swing in downswing with all the clubs. Correct me if I am wrong. I tried 3 wood all different way and as a high handicapper, I can not hit high or too far.

[@adrianwoods1637]

Hi Michael I have noticed that the ball position of the fairway wood is similar to driver ball position just thought it supposed to be about middle off the fairway ? Cheers.

[@edward8009]

How do you keep “knuckles down” with that feeling?