Thoughts when hitting fairway woods

“Low and slow” on my takeaway

I don't know if my experience is consistent or good mechanics per se, but I tend to hyper-focus on eliminating head movement, focus on good contact, and lastly focus on swinging through the ball. I have a bad habit of stopping my swing at contact which is deceleration and leads to a slice for me. And another thing that helps is to really focus on acceleration, rather than coming down at one fast speed.

This is going to sound crazy but here it goes. Imagine a woman with big tit's trying to hit a ball off the deck with a 3wood. She has to hit around those big ones. So to do that she has to keep her head behind the ball and the chest has to stay quite so he arms can come through.

Crazy part act like you have huge tit's and try to hit the ball.

I was watching golf channel and that old guy had a big tittie lady hitting off the deck with 3wood. As I was watching it just came to me as she was hitting. I have never had a problem since.

I had tons of trouble hitting fairway woods for a long time. I’m not very tall and tended to jerk the club to the inside on my takeaway, resulting in getting the club in a “stuck” position. So, for me, it’s standing a little taller and closer to the ball, and concentrating on keeping the clubhead outside my hands on the takeaway. I try to make sure I make a good shoulder turn and not over swing. My 3w and 3h are two of my favorite clubs now.