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| By Chuck Quinton, Master RST Instructor |
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Every golfer wants to know how to create more lag in his swing to hit the ball farther.
With this one simple drill, I guarantee you'll have more lag in 5 minutes than you ever dreamt possible.
You can create lag like this using the simple Downcock Pump Drill covered in the video.All the work you've done incorporating the instruction in the preceding RST videos and articles should be putting you in a consistent impact position resulting in penetrating golf shots.
But it also should have set you up to increase your swing speed while using less effort than in the past.
How? By ensuring you sequence your swing correctly, which creates lag like you see in all powerful golf swings.
If you are still "casting" the club and losing your lag, like you see in the pictures below, here's a key principle you need to understand that will help you get over this hurdle:
Casting is common because most golfers try to move really fast at the start of the downswing in an effort to create speed. Ironically, that's how you destroy it!
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