What are the three fundamentals of stack and tilt?
Here we go: Fundamental #1: The golfer must be able to control the low spot in the golf swing. Fundamental #2: The golfer must be able to control the start line and the curve of the ball. Fundamental #3: The golfer must have enough speed to play the course.
What is the perfect match up for a stock shot in golf?
The perfect match up for a stock shot in golf for many golfers is a path that is 3-4 degrees to the right with a club race that is 1-2 degree open. This will start the ball to the right of the target line and have a slight draw back towards the target.
What happens if you don't have enough speed to play golf?
A golf swing that hits the ball on a consistent pattern is all fine and dandy, but if you don’t have enough speed to play the course, you will get frustrated and get out of your routine of managing your game. The golfer who doesn’t have enough speed will often feel defeated before they hit their first tee shot.
What is dispersion pattern in golf?
One of the aspects that Tour Players have dialed in, and most amateurs overlook , is dispersion patterns. This principle boils down to understanding how far right or left you can miss a shot. “If you do that, you can play golf and aim.”
Can a ball striker adjust to a certain direction?
In Tony’s eyes, all great ball strikers “can adjust when they have to curve it in a certain direction.” With that being said, most players have a shape they prefer, “a shot that’s repeatable.”
What does Tony say about starting a drill?
Tony says, when working with students, “you have a minute or two to… decide this is where we’re going to start… I like to keep it simple and let them coach themselves a little… I use rope for the target line… and put a stick between them and the target… A great drill is to (use this setup) to learn to start it right and hit it left … Start it left and hit it right.”
