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**budumol** · 10-08-2011, 04:07 AM

The referee drill that he explained to me was pretty simple, just before you address the ball stand straight and then lower yourself until you can touch your knees without bending your back. It will give you a little more bend in your knees and the feeling of keeping your body low. My problem when I addressed the ball was that my hands were directly in line with the ball and he wanted them in front, so I moved my hands in front of the ball and tried to put more of my weight on my right side. Then on the takeaway I'm trying to focus on my shoulder turn and having less wrist hinge and more lag on the downswing.

That's probably super confusing, hopefully it makes sense.

10-08-2011, 04:07 AM	#11
budumol Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 299 Senior Member	The referee drill that he explained to me was pretty simple, just before you address the ball stand straight and then lower yourself until you can touch your knees without bending your back. It will give you a little more bend in your knees and the feeling of keeping your body low. My problem when I addressed the ball was that my hands were directly in line with the ball and he wanted them in front, so I moved my hands in front of the ball and tried to put more of my weight on my right side. Then on the takeaway I'm trying to focus on my shoulder turn and having less wrist hinge and more lag on the downswing. That's probably super confusing, hopefully it makes sense.
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