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I was early extending and hitting solid pulls and Monte Scheinblum gave me this ball drill to fix it and it works really well for me.

I interviewed former World Long Drive Champ (1992) Monte Schienblum and he told me the move he used to hit his winning drive 23 years ago, a move that he is still using today to get 126+ mph of CHS at age 48. He also he some balls on the flight scope for the camera. Part of a new Driver series I am filming. Basically he feels that he is dumping the right wrist angle as hard as possible from the top. The body then speeds up to match this, this has really helped my irons and a different move has helped my driving. I think you guys will enjoy it.

Watch it, it's worth it, however the summary is to sustain the lag you need to feel like all you're trying to do is dump the lag as much as possible. Sounds like an annoying kung-fu teacher but it's really true, esp. if you're stuck like I was and most good players are IMO

Did that work?

I filmed a lesson with Monte Scheinblum for my YouTube golf show and had some great results doing something totally counterintuitive. Check it out I think it can really help a lot of people. [video]https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LFYDiBHAbhc[/video]

I shot a video interview with Micheal "hammer man" Lavery He is somewhat known around these parts for being an eccentric guy with some out there ideas about training your whole brain for golf so I had to talk to him. He has some very unique drills to improve your hand eye coordination. I was skeptical but then impressed by what he had to say and I think it does help your golf game a lot. Check it out.

I JUST filmed this, Here is how you make your own plane finder for about $22 instead of $120. IMO it is one of the GREAT training aids. Check it out and share it.