Newsletter #118: How to fix your club path without even thinking about it

One of the most common swing issues I see (even in skilled golfers) isn’t grip, stance, or hand action.

It’s shoulder tilt, and this is how it can make or break your golf swing…

Most golfers set up and turn far too flat. When that happens, the body has to make last-second compensations just to find the ball. That’s where steep, over-the-top numbers start creeping in… even when your intentions are good.

In this week’s video, Mark shows a simple, practical drill using an iron across the chest that helps you feel the correct amount of shoulder tilt — without thinking about swing path at all.

Get this angle right, and you’ll often find your club path cleans itself up. Less forcing. Better strikes. Simpler golf.

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I hope you enjoyed this issue and it helps your game!

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Have a great week!
- Mark