By: Ben T on July 9, 2020, 10:19 a.m.
On trackman I tend to be 6-8 inches ahead with low point which leads to the occasional knifed iron and really low ball flight with long clubs.
I play to a 5.9 handicap but this is keeping me from being more consistent i feel and I just need more guidance On where to focus my attention to clean up this bit of inconsistency in strike
By: Tyler F on July 17, 2020, 8:46 a.m.
The 6-8 inch low point isn't necessarily a bad thing. Justin Thomas can be around 7. More common with golfers who fade the ball. But, if you wanted to clean up the low launch and move the low point backward, it looks like you could use more ulnar deviation. That's a common cause for low point too far forward. Especially considering you're not too steep or have a forward lunge. Look into videos with the keywords ulnar, or unhinge. I'd start with "2 checks for ulnar deviation"
