Golf Lesson: Aiming

Golf Lesson: Aiming – Excellent golf lesson from teaching pro John Lubin on aiming your shot by correctly aligning your body with the flag.

In this golf lesson, aiming is a learned habit. Pick a spot on a nearby target just a few feet in front of your ball.

Aim the clubface first over the nearby target and then get your body parallel to the clubface. Your arms should be aligned to the left of the flag (if you’re righthanded anyway), not straight in line with it.

This is the Golf Swing Mistake #4: Aiming from the eccellent swing instruction video series from the John Lubin Golf School.

And remember, the most important part of this golf lesson on aiming correctly is that the biggest factor in aim and direction is your shoulders and not your feet. Get your shoulders parallel to the clubface and than set your feet.

John has 30 years experience with giving golf lessons to everyone from beginners to PGA pros. 

And that’s another John Lubin Golf Lesson: Aiming.

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