Drag Drill for Crisp Impact

Drag Drill for Crisp Impact
Category: Swing Drills
Sub-Category: Arms, Impact

Video Transcript

Video Golf Tip | Drag Drill for Crisp Impact

Hi, my name is Mariano Bartolome, and I am a Master Instructor at the Jim McLean Golf School at the Doral Resort and Spa. Today I am going to give you a drill that will help you to improve your game. This simple drill consists of dragging the club through the impact area. This will help you to get better connection and a better impact position. The drill consists of trying to put the club right in front of your right toe. From that position the only thing that we need to do is turn the hips through, keeping the club against the ground and dragging it through to that three-quarters or halfway through position. What this is doing is really helping us to keep connections between the hands, arms and body. As you can see at that checkpoint position, the toe of the club is pointing at the sky, my left arm is underneath my right arm, the shaft is pointing to my chest and my body is forward with the weight on the left foot. Try this drill; it is going to help you to improve on your impact area.

About the Instructor
Mariano Bartolome
Mariano Bartolome
Doral Golf Resort & Spa
4400 NW 87th Avenue
Miami, FL 33178
Tel: 305-591-6409
Tel: 800-72-DORAL

Originally from Buenos Aires, Argentina, Mariano Bartolome played more than six years on the South American and Argentinean Tours before joining the Jim McLean Golf School staff. Mariano currently works with top PGA, European and Champions Tour players such as Carlos Franco, Angel Cabrera, Hernan Rey and Vicente Fernandez. He teaches at the Doral Golf Resort & Spa in Miami.



Not a Member?
Member Sign In
Keep me logged in
Foot Routine For Setting Up To create consistent aim with every shot in golf start with a constant positioning of your left foot one clubhead behind the ball, then spread out your feet depending on the club you are using
Wrist Mobility in the Golf Swing Working on a computer or gripping a steering wheel can cause your wrist extensors and flexors to stiffen up and limit their extension in your golf swing
Posture-Related Causes of Over-Rotation Poor posture leads to your body parts not being in the correct position to rotate around your spine. This leads to over-rotation, where your body rotates all at once instead of as correctly needed in the swing.

Golf Headlines

Wie withdraws, Ochoa leads in Texas
RICHMOND, Texas (AP) Michelle Wie couldn't take the pain one week after taking the spotlight at Lorena Ochoa's tournament. Ochoa is back on center stage now,... More

Find a Golf Course

Please enter some search criteria.
Search by name or keyword
mini_map us course directory us course directory us course directory us course directory canada course directory