Make a perfect hem and hit more fairways. This is the method

The root of riding casual golfers is to reach the top. All you get is a lot of pulling, slices and a lot of missed fairways.

This is how to practice tilting the plane by better synchronizing the arms and body.

1. Put down a club that extends from the forefoot, settle to the address, place the glove’s hand on the sternum, making sure your front elbow point is at the target.

2. Use only the trail arm, swing to the top, and turn the upper body until the front elbow points behind the ball.

3. Now, Secret Jam: transfer the lower half to the target while allowing the club to drop. This move is a very opposite of the actor you may be doing right now.

The goal is to point your front elbow behind the ball. If you can get to this position, all you have to do is turn the impact and release your hand. Result: Never leave the target’s large drive.

Mike Malizia is a 100 golf teacher and is the teaching director of Admiral Bay Club in Jupiter, Florida.