Help with weight transfer and shaft lean at impact.

[Jakester23]

I've been struggling with my driver this year hitting it with a high fade. I was told to try preset some weight forward to make sure that there is weight on my front foot at impact. I messed around with that a little bit in my back yard last night and came to the conclusion that I haven't been transfering weight to my front foot. What it feels like to me is that I'm about 50/50 at impact instead of being 80/20 or 90/10. Does anyone know a drill or something I can do to fix this? I feel like this also is causing me to have almost no shaft lean at impact as well. Any help would be great thanks.

[1puttit]

Try the "flying wedge" drill. The flying wedge if a golfing machine term used to describe the angle of the right wrist at impact. Basically it should be bent backwards which also keeps the left wrist flat. Flat left wrist + weight forward = good impact position.

Setup with your weight about 70% on front foot and do this drill:

[Zeph]

You should check out some of the videos by GE on 5SK and weight forward: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7rdIi1b8OYuXbxE4Y4KJyw A lot of reading material on the driver here: http://thesandtrap.com/t/44307/hitting-up-or-down-with-the-driver-in-an-inline-pattern [quote name="1puttit" url="/t/69029/help-with-weight-transfer-and-shaft-lean-at-impact#post_881445"]Try the "flying wedge" drill. The flying wedge if a golfing machine term used to describe the angle of the right wrist at impact. Basically it should be bent backwards which also keeps the left wrist flat. Flat left wrist + weight forward = good impact position.  Setup with your weight about 70% on front foot and do this drill:[/quote] I would like to see someone do that drill with a driver. :banana: