No Tops + No Fats! The Trick To Hitting Fairway Woods Off The Ground

Fairway woods off the ground — master the ONE move that fixes tops, thins, and fat shots with your fairway wood: extended arms through impact with weight forward. 🏌️ WORK WITH ERIC COGORNO IN PERSON! Two-Day Golf Schools in Florida and Pennsylvania - Limited Spots Available! 📞 Call or text us at ‪(610) 756-7730‬ to discuss if our golf schools are a good fit for you. 👉 Register Here: https://bit.ly/48bbScn 📱GET THE SWING COACH APP The BEST Golf Swing Training App Ever Created 👉 Download Here: https://inf.getswingcoach.com/EC1 🎯 PERSONALIZED ONLINE COACHING Get Custom Golf Instruction from Eric Cogorno 👉 Learn More: https://www.cogornogolf.com 📚 STEP-BY-STEP TRAINING PROGRAMS Eric's Complete Golf Improvement System 👉 Start Here: https://ericcogornogolf.podia.com 🛒 RECOMMENDED GOLF EQUIPMENT & TRAINING AIDS: • Takomo Golf - https://takomogolf.com • Precision Impact Right Wrist Trainer - https://pureswingproducts.com/?sca_ref=1815522.bXQUsGp2bS (Code: COGORNO for $20 OFF) • theHanger Training Aid - https://www.hangergolf.com/?sca_ref=944104.HqM9GYcX2I (Code: COGORNO for 15% OFF) ⏰ TIMESTAMPS: 🏌️ 0:00 Eric Cogorno's One Move Every Fairway Wood Swing Needs ⚡ 0:36 Why You Top and Thin Your Fairway Woods (The Real Cause) 💥 1:35 Why Fat Shots Happen — Hips Too Far Back 🎯 2:02 Perfect 3-Wood Setup: Ball Position, Stance Width & Shaft Angle 💪 2:55 Level One Drill: Half Swing to Build Extension and Weight Forward 🔥 5:02 How Your Angle of Attack Should Differ From Irons and Driver ✅ 7:30 Progressions: Half Swing to Full Swing Step-by-Step ⛳ 8:22 Bag Drill: How to Train Full Extension at Home 🏆 9:49 Direction Control — Fixing Your Fade, Hook, Pull, and Push 🚀 12:58 Putting It All Together: Solid Contact Down the Middle In This Video, You'll Discover: • Master the single most important position through the ball for consistent fairway wood contact — club head and arms fully extended away from your body • Eliminate topped and thinned shots by learning why bent arms and wrists pull the club up at impact • Fix fat shots for good by understanding how to shift your hips and weight forward through the ball instead of hanging back • Build the correct golf swing feel for your 3-wood using a simple half-swing drill any high handicap golfer can execute immediately • Use the Bag Drill — a training aid you already own — to physically train the extension position at home • Apply golf swing tips for correcting your specific ball flight: fade, hook, pull, or push — all with the same foundational move • Understand the ideal angle of attack for a fairway wood — not an iron swing, not a driver swing, but right in between Eric Cogorno breaks down one of the most misunderstood parts of the golf swing — what your club, arms, and hips should be doing through the impact zone with a fairway wood. Rather than relying on vague swing feels, this lesson gives you a drill progression you can apply immediately on the range or even at home. Eric's coaching style connects directly to the ball-flight problems most amateur golfers experience, making this golf swing analysis you can actually use. If you want to take this further, work with Eric through personalized online coaching at https://www.cogornogolf.comor download the Swing Coach AI app for guided practice. For more on improving your long game, check out Eric's related videos on ball striking and iron play. #HowToHitFairwayWoods #FairwayWoods #FairwayWoodSwing #HighHandicapGolfer #GolfSwingTips #GolfSwingCoach #GolfSwing #GolfDrills #GolfSwingAnalysis #HowToPlayGolf #EricCogorno #PGATour #Golf #3Wood #FairwayWoodTips #GolfInstruction ______________________________________________ **I may earn a small commission for my endorsement, recommendation, testimonial, and/or link to any products or services recommended on Eric Cogorno Golf sites. Your purchase helps support my work in bringing you free content to help you learn about golf and improve your game. My goal is to help people through my experience so I will not recommend a product or service unless I've 1. Used it personally. (which will be the case the vast majority of the time) 2. Thoroughly researched it and got first-hand user feedback from other professionals I trust and that have used the product/service**