You should have your shoulders rising slightly when addressing the ball with your driver not down. This wont help fat shots and the odd power slice and sky shot.Goose102 said:It does. Also does not keeping your leading shoulder down have a lot to do with hitting the ball fat?
Also, with irons, are your suppose to always hit down on the ball rather than scoop it? I know trying to scoop the ball will cause shanks and fat shots.
http://gzi.mine.nu:65433/golf/troubleshoot.htmGoose102 said:Could someone post up a tip guide that just tells the basics.
Like how to fix a shank, hook, draw, top, hitting thin, fat, hitting it too low, and too high(popping it up), and everything else.
I would truely appreciate it. Thanks.
keeping the shoulder down i think is posed to be more relative than literal... from what ive read and learned keeping your shoulder down is talkin about keeping your shoulders square instead of chicken winging and pullin a major slice or something... is that right?Goose102 said:It does. Also does not keeping your leading shoulder down have a lot to do with hitting the ball fat?
Also, with irons, are your suppose to always hit down on the ball rather than scoop it? I know trying to scoop the ball will cause shanks and fat shots.