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**gkruCRi1** · 03-02-2010, 04:20 AM

I guess I am bit different than most. For almost all my swings, I focused on a spot in front of the ball. Doing this for full swings helps me take my divot after the ball is hit. For putts, that same spot is the spot I want to roll the ball over because it is part of my aim line. Essentially my eyes are telling my swing where to swing/stroke the club head.

Now sometimes, when practicing full swings I will look for the "blurr" of the club, in back of the ball, moving through to impact. Doing this shows me if I am letting that out to in, slice swing, start to creep into my down swing.

Watching the club go back from the address position, when the shot/putt counts is not a good thing.

03-02-2010, 04:20 AM	#7
gkruCRi1 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 505 Senior Member	I guess I am bit different than most. For almost all my swings, I focused on a spot in front of the ball. Doing this for full swings helps me take my divot after the ball is hit. For putts, that same spot is the spot I want to roll the ball over because it is part of my aim line. Essentially my eyes are telling my swing where to swing/stroke the club head. Now sometimes, when practicing full swings I will look for the "blurr" of the club, in back of the ball, moving through to impact. Doing this shows me if I am letting that out to in, slice swing, start to creep into my down swing. Watching the club go back from the address position, when the shot/putt counts is not a good thing.
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