Hopefully, that will work. Thanks for reading!

Kyle

Your swing was looking good yesterday. If you try getting to that finish too soon, you’ll come over your backswing plane and pull the ball left.

Try: 1) making a full shoulder back and 2) keeping your back to the target a little longer on your downswing. This will make is harder to start the ball left. If you open up too soon, you can start the ball left. A drill, which you’ve probably seen, is to place 3 balls in a row at a diagonal angle pointed 45 degrees to your left. The balls will be about 4 inches apart. Hit the middle ball without hitting the outside balls.

I will cover those clubs next week. In a nutshell, to hit those well, you have to keep your body real level throughout the swing.

See you soon!

Kyle

After you headed up to the clubhouse, I hit a few more balls trying to hit a draw. When I try to keep my finish a bit lower than I usually do (to create the draw), about a third of the time, I pull the entire shot to the left, hitting it low. Do you have any suggestions in addition to hitting the shot toward the 2:00 o’clock position?

Also, I can’t seem to hit the hybrids or the fairway wood much at all, so eventually I hope you will talk about any peculiarities involved with those clubs.

Thanks.

Steve C-F