"Hey everyone! Welcome to the first episode of our new video series on creating a golf swing that produces a zero spin axis tilt ball flight. In this series, we’ll explore some effective techniques and drills that will help you achieve a more consistent and powerful swing. Today, we’re focusing on feeling that square path through impact, which is crucial for producing that ideal ball flight. Let’s dive right in!"
First up is the **Square Block Push Drill**. This drill is designed to help you keep your clubface square during your swing. Here’s how to set it up:
1. **Grab a square metal block**—this could be a small piece of metal or a 2x4. 2. Place the balll directly in front of the block. 3. Address the block as you normally would, but before swinging, focus on the block.
*Now, here’s the key part:*
4. Your goal is to push the block **forward about 12 inches** after you make contact with the ball, using the momentum of your swing while keeping the clubface square to the path.
*This exercise helps reinforce the feeling of maintaining a square face at impact.
Drill 2 focuses on using a wall to help with your face and path square. Start by placing the club against the wall, positioning it inside your trail foot. As you begin your swing, slide the club along the wall until it reaches your lead foot. This drill helps promote proper club face and path alignment.
Thanks for watching!
welcome to a brand new
episode of developing your zero spin
axis golf swing now where is this coming
from well this is part of reactionary
golf this has been part of my research
for the last 30
years we're now kind of I'm just
identifying it a specific
way great news is a lot of what you've
been doing with my methodology it all
fits into this we're just going to kind
of wrap it in a little different package
present some new information to you and
help you become a much better
golfer and with a lot less effort so
what is the zero spin axis golf swing
it's basically lining up Center mass of
that hammer or that Golf Club to the
center mass of the ball so thanks my
friend Jason n had to send me the
Hogs U great here especially after they
took down the Bulldogs uh this past
weekend and just just killed them wasn't
good but what I want to do is just kind
of get into this and go
over what this zero spin axis swing is
and how you can become a much better
golfer so let's start out pin golf
science has doing some great work we're
piloting their education videos with our
students and one of the things they talk
about is how professionals hit the ball
much straighter than amateurs and and
it's noticeably different so zero spin
axis means that ball is going to go nice
and straight so we're going to go
through all the different techniques and
through a whole bunch of videos on how
you can do that and do that effectively
so first thing I want you to do is think
of it is this hammer nail concept okay
if we're pounding a nail into
the to a wall and I come in at different
angles that nail gets bent all the time
so the same thing happens here in the
gosf S I want to make sure that this
Hammer gets lined up to drive that nail
or that golf ball dead straight so I
can't be coming at different
angles now the question is what are
those angles that I
can or I guess are can't deliver this
club at in order to still hit the ball
straight well thanks to uh
Jean
par at who's developed the golf robots
that most the manufacturers
use we really have a small area or small
window to swing off of and really when
we get into a plusus 3 degrees of a
swing path that face must be
perpendicular to that path and actually
within 2° of that path in in order for
us to hit the ball straight that's the
physics doesn't matter who's swinging
the golf club this physical laws apply
to B flight so I can't come in at five
degrees out to
end and hit the ball straight with a
face that I could hit it straight left
face lines up to that path or straight
right if the path was way into out but I
can't hit the ball straight to my
intended target which right now we'll
say is parallel to all
this with coming in at strange angles so
dropping it inside the slide and all
this other stuff really can cause
confusion and makes the game a lot more
difficult and to be
consistent and to be accurate in your on
the golf course so what I want to go
through is the first couple steps that
you have to develop and develop a feel
for delivering this club face Square to
the ball so what I have
here is this is actually a little
stamp metal brick but we can think of
this as a golf
ball and now I need to make sure that
that club face is square I can't have it
wide open or close for the ball to go
straight so I'll just kind of bring this
line in
here just to give you some perspective
and and so now if I want that ball to go
straight I have to make sure sure that
face stays
Square through impact now that ball
sticks on the face for about 500
microseconds which is not a long time
but it does stick on the face a little
bit assuming that there's not a whole
bunch of grass and water but just that
drill of pushing this forward and this
is the first drill I'll do a couple
drills today about how to deliver that
club Square to the
path find yourself a 2x4 or something
like
that get your grip get your
setup and now you're just kind of
pushing that square and you can do this
up against the
wall putting some pressure there keeping
that face square and based on the type
of grip you have if you have a stronger
or weaker grip you're going to feel it
how your hands have to work through
empact this is the
physics of the ball
straight not too shabby that one ended
up right on the
line so that's the sort of
feeling I now have about how to deliver
that club into the
ball and this sensation of through here
this kind of flat spot we can say is the
first step
to keep your swing Square through impact
with an iron we'll feel a little bit
different with the woods and we'll get
into those in another video so use these
two drills to help start developing a
feel for delivering this club face
Square to the ball and this will start
dramatically improving your golf scoring
and your ball striking so stay tuned for
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