Increasing Your Clubhead Speed

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[@aslancpa]

Very straight forward drill - not too much to think about, which is a good thing.

[@measuredgolf]

Less is more…sometimes. Thanks for the feedback! 🦩

[@walkergilmer3122]

Great video. Is this the same with irons? And the shaft lean look is just from the ball being further back in the stance?

[@measuredgolf]

Thank you! Yes, it is the same with irons. You don’t want to lean the shaft towards the target as that will only increase the club path to the right and wreak havoc on your dynamic lie. Due to the body rotating past the square starting point prior to impact, the forward shaft lean would be better described as inward shaft lean due to the lead shoulder being farther away from the ball at impact than address.

[@azmatlodhi9670]

Are you saying that the club should be decelerating before bottoming out?

[@measuredgolf]

The grip end of the club will be slowing down relative to the club head prior to impact. Otherwise, the shaft would never unbend and all of the potential energy would be trapped in a shorter shaft.

[@azmatlodhi9670]

@@measuredgolf Teach us man 😀

[@lutzchoco1]

How does the breaking point is induced ?

[@lutzchoco1]

In your flamingo driill your leg is static...so how to you use gff ??? Confused.

[@measuredgolf]

@@lutzchoco1 While the single leg drill takes away the towards/away movement of the lead leg relative to the ball as well as the towards/away movement of the lead leg relative to the target, it doesn’t take away the movement of towards/away from the ground. The leg extends vertically as the muscles contract around the Skelton and create extension. The idea of the drill is people spend so much time moving towards and away from the target that they never have time to twist and rise on the lead leg. Great question and hope this helps. P.S. cameras only tell a small part of the story.