How Do You Take Advantage Of The Outside Path Of A Golf Swing?
The outside path golf swing is common for most beginner and home schooled golfers. Used as the only golf swing, it results in a great number of slices and hooks. However, this swing can be very useful when the situation calls for a hook or a slice to go around an obstacle or avoid a hazard. Go to a golf driving range and set up a camera to record your golf swing. Be sure to focus the camera to capture your body and the club head. Set up with your driver to take a practice swing. Line up with a target straight ahead of you. Hit the ball towards your target using the inside path technique. Keep your feet in the same position, but select a target to the right of your initial target. Use your normal take away, but on the down swing, allow your right elbow to stick out, as if it is being pulled. This changes the angle the club face impacts on the ball. The ball will go to the right. Select another target to the left of your initial target. Take a swing and on the downswing, move your elbow
