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C4 is a rigorous course on transforming the swing.

When I went through C4 I was just trusting the process and doing the work. It took a bunch of time. All the while I was wondering. When and how can I apply this on the golf course? At times it felt like I was being asked to stop playing golf until all 4 phases of the course were complete. Who does that? I didn’t. I would do my C4 work out then I would play some golf either on the course or in my hitting bay. It is not optimal because I was obviously practicing one thing and playing another thing but…
Later I learned that each phase can and does apply to a golf skill. So why not work on the swing concept while also applying it to a golf skill that can be taken to the golf course?
If each phase is adjusted to additionally use a particular set of clubs then a golf skill can be learned and applied immediately on the golf course. For example, is essentially the concept I use when I chip. If a wedge is also used in Phase I, then you can take your improved chipping skills to the golf course immediately. Without having to wait for mastery of all the phases. This allows for learn and use as you go!
Step
Swing Concept
Golf Skill
Clubs
Mastery
1.
Setup


2.
Impact
Chipping
Wedges
3.
Control
Pitching, 1/2 swing, draw, fade
Lower irons
4.
Long
3/4, full swing
All irons
5.
Driver
Driver
Driver
6.
Aim
Refine game
All clubs
There are no rows in this table
SETUP: Learn a proper .
IMPACT:
Chipping - Learn how to chip from the fringe using your wedges with this drill.
Narrow your stance a bit.
Start with and keep your 70% of your weight on your lead side foot.
Very little body movement here. The stroke is abbreviated and resembles more of a putt than a full swing.
CONTROL:
Pitching - Learn how to control the ball by pitching with your lower irons and this drill.
Focus on hitting the ball straight but notice the mishits. When the club-face is too open or too closed.
Now try to mishit it a bit to the right by closing the club-face a bit too much.
Now try to mishit it a bit to the left by leaving the club-face open a bit.
Now, as you can, add to that a bit more
LONG:
Learn how to get distance effortlessly with all irons and this drill.
Use all irons and fairway metals.
DRIVER: The driver is just different.
Review step 1.
Widen your stance a bit.
Review
Revisit step 2-3 with driver.
Learn to increase spine angle (sideways tilt) and start bombing your with:
Rotary Swing
or Kim-Moss
AIM: Put it all together with
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