GOLF: Why The Pros Hit Their Irons So Solid
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This video is actually inspired by a concept Brian Manzella introduced several years back – the Pull Back, Run Up and Jump. That concept lays out that the pros have their left shoulder work in three distinct motions that allow them to hit the ball so solid. In this video I’ll take you through those lead shoulder motions and explain how they help you get shaft lean and a shallow angle of attack and ultimately help you hit the ball better
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