Tour Pro Contact
What do all great golfers have in common? They all “strike” the ball well!
The next chapter in “Golf lessons with Andreas”, Andreas focuses on the single most important fundamental to playing great golf – Ball Contact, the ability to “strike” the golf ball cleanly and powerfully over and over again, just like the Tour Pros do.
In this 60 minute golf lesson, Andreas walks you through the exact steps he would take if he were giving you a lesson in person, delving first into the concept of Low Point (the single most important element of great contact) the factors which influence Low Point and finally 5 fixes which will help you identifying your weaknesses and get you one step closer to that Tour Pro Contact.
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Recommended to all golfers and coaches, Andreas shows us in this video lesson exactly why he is considered to be one of the very best golf coaches in the world today and why he continues to have huge success at every level of the game.
Join Andreas for this 60 minute masterclass from the comfort of your own home!
INTRODUCTION
• WHAT? Concept of Low Point
• WHY? Different Low Points
• HOW? Corrections/Practice/Drills
CHAPTER 1
CONCEPT
• WHAT Controls The Low Point?
• WHAT Should The Low Point Look Like?
• WHERE Should The Low Point Be?
WHAT & WHY?
• Controlling The Low Point
• Centre of Pelvis
• Centre of Chest
• Radius of Swing
• Swing Direction
• Depth of Low Point
CHAPTER 2
HOW TO CONTROL THE LOW POINT
Fix 1: Centre of Pelvis More Forward
• Wedge Drill
• Tailbone Drill
• Sandbag Drill
Fix 2: Centre of Chest More Forward
• Flashlight Drill
• Stick to Trail Ear Drill
Fix 3: Getting The Radius Longer, Later
• Float Loading Drill: Chip, Pitch, Punch, Full Swing
Fix 4: Moving The Swing Direction More Left
• 90:90:90 Drill: Chip, Pitch, Punch, Full Swing
Fix 5: Reducing The Low Point Depth
• Catapult Drill
SUMMARY
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Introducing Low Point
