No1 Drill to Create Effortless Speed in your Golf Swing.

This is my No1 drill to help amateur golfers create more speed in their golf swings, effortlessly. It’s called the “Handle away” drill and I learnt this from my coach and Mentor ​⁠‪@MalaskaGolf‬ . Your levers (hands, arms and wrists) are a major speed producer and most amateur golfers don’t use them effectively enough. All you have to do is point the handle away to your right handside in the backswing and then point it towards the target in the forward swing.
This creates the hinging and unhinging of the wrists. Modern coaching is telling you to constantly not use the hands and keep the hands quiet through the swing. I understand that thought but the 99% of golfers out there need to learn to use the hands and Wrists effectively.
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[@andremostert2534]

Respect to you Matt. Sometimes we have to think outside of the box to make things come together. I sometimes teach (especially to beginners) things and elements that are fundamentally wrong just so that they can get a feel for something & have them master it, then later come back and tweak it. Works wonders. I might just try this with a few newbie’s 🍺🍺

[@mattbakergolf]

Thanks 🙏 my mentor Mike Malaska starts all newbies on the putting green and trains right hand only to gain correct wrist action, path and face control. Then builds it from there. Lever system first, body motion next then putting it all together. Most pros (I was one of them) teach set up followed by body then hands and arms (courtesy Leadbetter) I’m not saying it’s wrong but it gets people focusing on body yet not face control. I’ve been doing this for 9’years now and golf has never been easier. Thanks for the comment.

[@jimmyn1357]

Nice one Matt 👍

[@mattbakergolf]

Thanks 🙏