The Inside Approach – How it works is why it's so effective!
The Inside Approach was developed to give golfers a clear visual understanding of where the club needs to be swung as it approaches the most critical point of the swing... the impact zone. To hit solid, accurate shots, the clubface must be square or squaring at impact and the club must be approaching the ball from an "inside" path. The Inside Approach's unparalleled design gives golfers immediate feedback (both positive and negative) on whether they have accomplished this task.
The path in which the club is swung directly influences one's ability to square the clubface and thus be consistent. If the club is swung down too steep or from out-to-in, it makes it very difficult for your hands and arms to square the clubface - the result of which is usually an open clubface at impact causing the SLICE (85% of all golfers do this). If you happen to square the clubface when swinging from out-to-in, you may hit a "pull." (Often, you may find that you pull your short irons and slice you longer irons, and especially your driver). When the club is swung down on the correct path, it promotes the proper sequence of movements necessary for your arms and hands to naturally square the clubface.
Some golfers have a tendency to hit pushes and hooks. These ball flights are also a result of poor path, however, the path now is being swung too far from the inside or underneath the correct swing plane.
The Inside Approach is universally designed to correct both of these undesirable swing paths by giving you safe and instant feedback on whether you have swung the club on the correct path. If your swing path is correct you will miss the cushion; if it is incorrect your club may hit the cushion. The cushion, if hit, is designed to safely break away thus not hurting you or your club(s). This immediate feedback (positive and/or negative) is by far, the most effective method of training a new motor skill.
| COMMON SWING PROBLEMS |
| The first key to correcting your swing is to diagnose the symptoms of your most common errant shots. |
Fault: Pulling Shots |
| In a pulled shot the ball starts left (right-handed golfers) of your intended target. If you are hitting pulls, then you are swinging the club from out-to-in as the club approaches the ball. |
Fault: Slicing the Ball |
| A slice is a ball flight that curves to the right (right-handed golfers). If you consistently slice the ball, your club face is open at impact, imparting a side spin on the golf ball. The most common reason the club face stays open is because the path of the club as it approaches the ball is too steep or is from out-to-in. This out-to-in swing path usually restricts your ability to square the club face at impact. |
Fault: Pop-Ups |
| A pop-up is a shot that is hit high on the club face and goes almost straight up in the air, not traveling very far. It is caused by a swing that has too “steep” of an angle as the club approaches the ball. |
The Cure: Pulls, Slices and Pop-Ups |
Learn to swing the club more from the inside as the club approaches the ball. This "inside approach" promotes a natural release of the club allowing one to make solid contact with a square face. Practice using the Inside Approach as pictured here.
Fault: Pushes and Blocks |
| A push or a block is a ball flight that starts to the right (right-handed golfers) of your intended target and keeps its course. If your tendency is to hit pushes or blocks, then the club is swinging too far from the inside as it approaches the ball. |
Fault: Hooking the Ball |
| A hook is a ball flight that curves to the left (right-handed golfers), the result of a closed club face at impact. If you consistently hit hooks, then chances are you are swinging the club too far from the inside or underneath the correct plane as it approaches the ball. When this happens, the hands and arms have a tendency to rotate too quickly, causing the club face to be closed at impact. |
The Cure: Pushes, Blocks and Hooks |
Learn to swing the club on the "correct" path. Do not allow the club to get too far from the inside or underneath the plane.
Practice using the Inside Approach as pictured here. >
THE SIX SWING CHALLENGE:
The Inside Approach is the first golf training aid that guarantees to cure your slice, increase your distance and lower your scores in just 6 swings or less.
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