Hitting Golf Wiffle Balls: Fairway Woods

Video Transcript

"Okay, we're going to finish up with the fairway wood and the driver. So here we are at the plastic wiffle balls and we're going to see how we're swinging. But this is, this is such a great thing because where else do you get to swing a fairway wood other than usually a driving range or a golf course. But you can swing it at home or the local park by using these wiffle balls. So another great thing about being able to do this, is hitting a ball is a great stress relief unless you're hitting it very badly and that stresses you out. But what I want you to think about is just see how the flight of your ball is. And that's going to tell you how your swing is. So use the wiffle ball as a great corrective and a diagnostic tool. So you can fix and improve your game without even leaving the confines of your own home or your yard. So I've got my three wood here. So that was pretty straight, but I didn't get the ball up enough. So maybe I didn't get underneath it enough to really make an effective shot. So it wasn't terrible. If I was on a course I probably would have hit it okay. But this way I can really hone it. So let's see how this one goes. Okay, that one wasn't too bad. I think I struck it a little fat. So I'm going to try it again. So I'm finding this very useful just here right now because I'm seeing some things that I probably could work on. So I want to totally relax. Now that one was struck perfectly. I got good loft on it. So use the plastic wiffle balls with all your clubs to really work on what you're doing right and wrong and to ingrain the good habits."