I was practicing the other day and every shot I hit felt a little thin. I knew my low point was off and I just wasn’t compressing the ball the way I should. So I went looking for a compression…

MyGolfSpy highlights an alignment stick drill created by instructor Kerrod Gray to help golfers stop hitting thin shots and properly compress the golf ball. The drill requires holding an alignment stick with both hands, pointing toward the lead side, and releasing it into the ground on the downswing.
According to the writer, the drill promotes low-point control, extension, and shifting weight toward the lead side. Common mistakes to avoid include hanging back on the rear foot or folding the arms after impact.
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