First would be to get him closer, second, check the path isnt from out to in, third make sure there is extensor action all the way into follow through(both arms straight position)if his swing radius is getting short, left arm bending too early, club will be closer to him at impact thus getting the ball off the toe.
Ian - good points. I think the extensor action may be part of the issue. He did tell me he feels like he's "gator-arming" it and he may just be getting lazy with the right arm. I'm going to pass that on and see if it has any effect.
Edz - he does work on a pretty steep angle. He went from playing a draw to hitting mostly fades a good part of last season (when he was playing his best). To Ian's point he may be overdoing the feeling of having the clubhead move from out to in.
Ian - good points. I think the extensor action may be part of the issue. He did tell me he feels like he's "gator-arming" it and he may just be getting lazy with the right arm. I'm going to pass that on and see if it has any effect.
Edz - he does work on a pretty steep angle. He went from playing a draw to hitting mostly fades a good part of last season (when he was playing his best). To Ian's point he may be overdoing the feeling of having the clubhead move from out to in.
Thanks for the inputs.
Au contraire mon ami. He is probably coming down too steep in his effort to ensure that he hits in to out.
Au contraire mon ami. He is probably coming down too steep in his effort to ensure that he hits in to out.
Burner,
I don't see how trying to hit "in to out" would get you too steep. I tend to get too shallow myself, and one way for me too get steeper on the downswing is to feel as if I'm trying to make an "out to in" motion in an attempt to start it left and slide it back to the right.
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