Understanding Golf Ball Flight Laws - How to Arm Yourself on the Course for Lower Scores

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Do you truly understand why the golf ball flies the way it does after every shot? Do you want to be able to determine what's happening in your swing so you can make mid round adjustments? This video will explain (in gruesome and somewhat dry!!) detail how golf ball flights work. In this way you can raise your golf IQ and be better armed on the course to understand why a shot went the way it did , and more importantly, how to improve the next shot!
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11 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 19

@bluesunproductions9079 4 месяца назад

Very good explanation

@TheGolfNerd 4 месяца назад

Thank you for the feedback!

@Motherhood_Hospital_I-nagar Год назад

This is why I find golf absolutely fascinating

@TheGolfNerd Год назад

It’s definitely taught me lessons in humility!

@lamorimferreira 9 месяцев назад

Good explanation. Should be complemented with the analysis from the forces on the ball according to the vertical and horizontal plans! Congratulations

@TheGolfNerd 9 месяцев назад

Thanks for the nice comment!!

@Blue_Dun 2 месяца назад

I've been getting a big pull. And at times with some right to left spin as a right hander. Distance doesnt seem to be affected. After watching all these videos about ball flight and the relationship between path and face..and the difficulty marrying these two factors in an optimum fashion, i just want to give up. Its just so hard to be that precise and its so frustrating when you cant get the relevant parts of your body to cooperate when the ball is sitting in front of you.

@TheGolfNerd 2 месяца назад

I truly get this and know how frustrating working on your game can be. Nothing has come easy for me and I’ve had to really struggle to make improvements. Having said that, there’s two things I’d recommend. 1. Make sure your setup is as good and neutral as possible, really emphasize PGA, posture grip and alignment. 2. Once you are confident about your setup, start working on face control by trying your hardest to keep the face square to the path the entire time. Face control is something I’m currently working on and you may find this useful. Finally, if you are still struggling, get a couple lessons with a good coach. I’ve been doing this for the last year, and although it’s made me score a little worse, I feel like I am getting more consistent. Either way, good luck and please reach out if I can help further!

@paulswoodshop1 Год назад

I am happy I came across this video, It is so descriptive, I listened to it several times making my own notes as to what I may be doing wrong. As for me, when I try to hit it far and swing for the bleachers, My hands get in front of the club head, opening the face on a straight swing path. As a result my ball ends up in the other fairway to the right. (good to know) Thank you for taking the time to make this video. Is there any way I could print the page you created?

@TheGolfNerd Год назад

Thank you so much for the nice comment. If I still have the graphic I’ll upload it to my google docs and post the link. Give me a few days and I’ll follow up.

@TheGolfNerd Год назад

Here's the link to the graphic you asked about. drive.google.com/file/d/1w7AM6jDeIZYNLz3leCcQFwPTI4c0q9iz/view?usp=share_link

@makan44 Год назад

I enjoy your content. Some feedback, this camera setup/ angle with your net looking almost like a goofy hat is a little odd & jarring. Maybe consider moving it or using a different wall to create a less distracting backdrop. I’m assuming you don’t care much, but food for thought. Thanks for the content.

@TheGolfNerd Год назад

No worries! Appreciate the feedback. If you watch any of my new content the videos are all now shot in my new sim studio. Had to start somewhere!! Thanks for reaching out!!