Face-on
Chicken wing.
The lead arm folds through the strike. Film face-on with the club in the frame.
Face-on · Club in frame · Impact, Follow-Through, Finish
What's going on.
Through the ball the lead arm collapses. Face-on, the club never gets a full trip through. Weak, glancing contact, and a finish that looks like a wing.
What's already OK.
You are still making a committed full mid-iron. The club just did not get to go through.
The one thing.
Send the clubhead out toward the target after the ball.
The drill.
Through to the finish
A mid-iron. Camera face-on, club in the frame. Stock full swing.
10 rehearsals, then 10 balls.
Throw the clubhead out to a high finish toward the target. The club does not stop at the ball.
Film again.
5 full mid-irons, face-on, club in the frame. Share the best. The next look is only this idea.
Face-on at Follow-Through the club is still going. Finish is long, not a fold at Impact.
- Watch Athletic Motion Golf 0:10–3:30
- Watch Martin Chuck 0:00–2:30
- Through-to-the-finish: 10 rehearsals, then 10 balls
- Film 5 face-on mid-irons with the club visible and share the best
Watch these clips.
Official YouTube. Start times are the bit that teaches this idea, not the whole channel.
They name the chicken wing and show the lead arm folding through the strike. Watch Impact to Finish. That is the face-on picture.
Watch the lead-arm fold through the strike. Stop before the overswing talk. That fold is this card, not a second idea.