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This drill is the advanced version of brush the ground.

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So in the advanced version of brush the ground, we're going to try to focus on some of these

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details that help me with getting the club to brush.

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So in recap, I'm basically trying to get the club to make contact with the ground and

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then travel along the ground and kind of load the ground from just ahead of the middle

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of my stance to about where my left foot is.

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So I'm very slightly depending on what club you're swinging, but I'm trying to get

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this long flat spot and this good brush of the ground and then just let the golf ball get

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in the way.

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So the big factors that are going to relate to this are going to be the timing and

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direction of my arm release as well as how my release is being triggered.

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So ultimately what should happen is that that release, so once I get to about here,

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it should be triggered by that left leg kind of pushing up which causes that some of

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this side bend kind of like so.

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And then the more that my arms release out like this, straight out in front of my chest,

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the more that I'm going to have to stand up or lunge or something along those lines in order

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to not hit behind the golf ball.

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So if I'm doing more of this white where I get to about here and then that right arm

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is working more across my body instead of straight out, it's going to cause different

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locations as far as where I'm making contacts with the ground.

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Also the more that my body has turned, both my lower body in my chest, then when my arms

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go to extend in general, that's going to move that location of the brush further, forward,

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or further closer to the target.

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So as you're working on this brush, you can focus on the different pieces that you may

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be working on in release.

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Now understand that that shaft, shallowing during transition is going to affect how your

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release looks really significantly.

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But ultimately if I'm training that release pattern and coming more from the inside, having

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that body rotation and those arms extending, this is what's going to allow me to get

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a very good brush pattern.

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So the club will stay low to the ground for a long period of time and brush ahead of

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the middle of your stance.

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Play around with that if you ever get lost with contact.

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The common tendency is you're going to hit the ball off to the right, that means that I

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probably have to either focus on the motorcycle or if that's one too many things to focus

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on, just simply strengthen your grip of your degrees.

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So play around with this anytime that you get lost, get back to the basics of how is the

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club contacting with the ground.

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Once you have that in place, then you can revisit some of these internal focuses of what

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the body is actually doing in order to make this work.