HOW TO CURE YOUR SHANK?
Shank in golf is very common. Every golfer tends to shank a golf shot. Basically a shank is a big error that occurs when the clubface and the golf ball fail to meet as they were supposed to. The result the ball flies off to an un-targeted area. Shank is usually caused by the hosel. Hosel is the part where the clubface connects the shaft. Shank occurs when the hosel makes contact with the ball in place of the clubface. Besides this, there are many other reasons that can cause one to shank a shot. Distance from Ball Grip pressure The swing path Poor body posture Stress Here are 5 special ways that can help cure a shank. First, ensure that you are standing at the right distance from the ball. If it’s too far, you will have a hard time reaching for the ball and if too closed will only make your swing cramped. Allow your arms to swing freely by flexing your knees just a little. Make sure that your arms are swinging right down close to your body and not away.