Full Swing
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Look up to the sky and let the club fall to the groundChannel: Danny Maude
Keep the lead arm straight, turn shoulders in a circleChannel: SagutoGolf
Hit down, don't help up, to launch the ball highChannel: Golf with Aimee
Use a strong grip first to cure a sliceChannel: Danny Maude
Turn the hips to stay centeredChannel: SagutoGolf
Play the ball under your sternum for ball-first contactChannel: PorzakGolf
Add more shaft lean as loft increases to compressChannel: Todd Graves
Each 1 mph of ball speed is worth 2-3 yardsChannel: Club Champion
Avoid early hand turns that alter the swing pathChannel: SagutoGolf
Avoid lateral shift so the club goes around not overChannel: Todd Graves- Change stance width to control iron shaft leanChannel: Todd Graves
Build finger holsters around the handleChannel: stayhandsy
Hit three-quarter knock-downs to feel compressionChannel: PorzakGolf
Keep your left arm straight to hold the swing radiusChannel: SagutoGolf
Stabilize the lower body with a basket between the legsChannel: PorzakGolf
Use the 20 degree rule to set the lead thumbChannel: stayhandsy
Start with the forearms close togetherChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Keep the right arm loaded to bottom out past the ballChannel: SagutoGolf
Prefer a neutral grip over a strong gripChannel: SagutoGolf
Keep rotating to hit the ball first, not the groundChannel: PorzakGolf
Square the face with forearm rotation, not a wrist flickChannel: Danny Maude
Chair drill to pin the trail arm at addressChannel: stayhandsy
Takeaway checkpoint: club down the line, feel a cutChannel: PorzakGolf
Grip the club in the fingers, not the palm, for speedChannel: Todd Graves
Tilt instead of rotating the face openChannel: Todd Graves
Ball off the ground naturally starts right and drawsChannel: Danny Maude
Close the face a smidge at setup to hit a drawChannel: Danny Maude
Turn forearms over instead of flicking wristsChannel: Danny Maude
Clamp the handle with lead-hand and trail-palm pressureChannel: stayhandsy
Feel a push through impact, not a pullChannel: Danny Maude
Initiate speed from the ground and rotateChannel: Bryson DeChambeau
Crunch your trail side to power the downswingChannel: SagutoGolf
Drive the handle instead of the clubheadChannel: PorzakGolf
Start the downswing with the hips and right-side crunchChannel: SagutoGolf
Load backswing pressure inside the trail footChannel: PorzakGolf
The horse race: outside hand must win the photo finishChannel: PorzakGolf- Draw a line and take your divot past the ballChannel: PorzakGolf
Karate chop the trail arm 45 degrees to the topChannel: SagutoGolf- Keep iron ball position five inches inside lead footChannel: Todd Graves
Consider a higher lead arm when the trail elbow works underChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Check palm wear for a palm-heavy gripChannel: SagutoGolf
Keep the hands quiet through impact instead of rotating themChannel: SagutoGolf
Set up with shaft lean and hands forwardChannel: Todd Graves
Turn each hand 45 degrees for a strong gripChannel: stayhandsy
Hit up on the driver with a positive attack angleChannel: Golf with Aimee
Check clubhead is not in front of the hands at the slotChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Shoulders steepen through impact, not same planeChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Keep forward shaft lean with every club, even driverChannel: SagutoGolf
Quarter-turn the trail hand to square the face at impactChannel: SagutoGolf
Turn the backswing with the left shoulder under the chinChannel: SagutoGolf- Checkpoints for a strong gripChannel: stayhandsy
Guide the takeaway with a foot-line rodChannel: PorzakGolf- Check your lead arm on the shoulder lineChannel: SagutoGolf
Pull the trail shoulder down to reconnect the armChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Match driver ball position to your swing speedChannel: Danny Maude
Push down, pull up to feel impact hand pressureChannel: Mark Immelman
Move pocket, shoulder, and hands back together at one paceChannel: PorzakGolf
Commit to one shot shape, ideally straightChannel: Todd Graves
Judge your grip by the clubface, not the knucklesChannel: Todd Graves
Turn the shoulders to keep the lead arm straightChannel: SagutoGolf
Bump the hip to move low point past the ballChannel: PorzakGolf
Keep the lead foot square, not flared openChannel: Mark Immelman
Set the trail wrist angle in the backswingChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Send hands over the grass, not through your lacesChannel: PorzakGolf
Keep lead-leg flex; don't straighten the knee earlyChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Start the downswing with a slight downward sinkChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Get the lead arm below the shoulder plane to cure a sliceChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Grip checkpoints: parallel Vs, thumb, fingersChannel: SagutoGolf
Hit up with your setup, not your swingChannel: PorzakGolf
Giving blood, shaking hands, holding the tray at the topChannel: PorzakGolf
Check setup and takeaway first - that's where faults liveChannel: PorzakGolf
Rotate to a stable point, not as hard as you canChannel: Todd Graves- Strike ball-first: catch it earlier than a driverChannel: Danny Maude
Get the right hip higher than the left at the topChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Fix your swing plane by fixing your hand pathChannel: PorzakGolf
Why hitting steep costs you face and strike controlChannel: SagutoGolf
Keep grip pressure at 0-1 for the entire swingChannel: stayhandsy
Turn around your lead-side door hingeChannel: stayhandsy
Load-and-punch trail arm drill for speedChannel: SagutoGolf
Keep the club in front: don't show your bicep behind youChannel: PorzakGolf
Use the takeaway checkpoint through releaseChannel: stayhandsy
Weight forward shallows the downswingChannel: SagutoGolf
Sequence the downswing hips, shoulders, hands, clubChannel: Golf with Aimee
Hinge drill to set the trail arm before each shotChannel: Danny Maude
Set the release at the halfway-through positionChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Swoosh-in-front drill to build release feelChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Range caddy drill to swing around, not upChannel: SagutoGolf
Let the ring find the trail forearmChannel: CraigHansonGolf
Preset the trail-arm fold early in the takeawayChannel: PorzakGolf
Follow the kinematic sequence lower body to handsChannel: Todd Graves
Keep balance as swing effort risesChannel: Micah Morris- Let the leg straighten to turn your shoulders moreChannel: SagutoGolf
Judge driver efficiency by yards per mph of clubhead speedChannel: Club Champion
Protect a proven driver pattern from optimizationChannel: GOLF's Subpar- Set up over the anchor point so you don't re-post going downChannel: PorzakGolf
Play the ball back to shift your path out-to-inChannel: Club Champion
Trace parallel alignment sticks for the takeaway pathChannel: SagutoGolf
Feel a stretch by pushing the handle five inches outsideChannel: stayhandsy- Why you miss right: arms trail while the body spins outChannel: PorzakGolf
Join the dots: club dot to ball dot drillChannel: Mark Immelman