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Open the sole to point at 10 o'clock
Phone-in-right-hand drill to feel wrist delivery
Release the club to preserve your angles
Point your nose in front of the ball starting down
Aim straight or slightly left on pitch shots, never right
Check delivery with a line down your trail wrist
Preset the club at one o'clock to build wrist angle
Check that the trail knee finishes before the hands
Add shaft lean by pulling down, not releasing
Slicing? Turn your left hand in on the grip
Use two fist widths as a setup reference
Delay torso rotation when your arms work behind
Hinge the wrists to about 90 degrees in the backswing- Rehearse a soft half-swing release
Mount your phone for an online swing lesson
Compare the club with the forearm and ball line- Move the head forward during the pitch
Read grip-end direction at the top to predict your path
Pick a landing spot, don't think about swing length
Turn with tilt to take pressure off your back
Point the shoulders into the 40-degree range
Alignment stick line drill for low point control
Link a higher trail hip to transition movement
Use a rope to feel a pause at the top- Check pitch-swing plane against the trail forearm
- Corridor landing drill for short-shot control
Tilt lead shoulder down and under, trail shoulder lower
Use the bounce with minimal shaft lean on soft shots
Tuck a shirt under your armpits for connection
Bump head and hip into the lead foot to start down- Release under for straight irons, around for a driver
Keep the hanger against the forearm
Remove the stops in stages- Advanced corridor drill: any miss resets to corridor one
Set two balls to feel tilt and turn with a driver
Scratch a line to reveal your low point
Hands-together drill to feel the wrist release
Touch your right knee through the ball as a checkpoint
Rehearse the trail elbow moving inward
Avoid turning while leaving the hands up
Build about 12 degrees of shaft lean
Match swing changes to the natural pattern
Rehearse the lowering move before hitting- Fairway wood setup: weight forward, nose over the ball
Get the shaft under 80 degrees at impact on pitches- Move hips forward while keeping the shoulder back
- Keep the trail shoulder down under your chin
- Feel your left pec go up and back like the Hulk
- Stop the lead wrist cupping that opens your face
- Release with lead-wrist extension, trail-wrist flexion
- Take practice swings outside the bunker first
Lead with the left hip on driver- Rehearse the no-roll clubface position through impact
Feel the arms start down to the inside using a ground clock
Use side compression to check the backswing turn
Track the shaft parallel to the original shaft line- Pair steep shoulders with lead-arm positioning
Match a lower lead arm to a high trail arm
Turn to the top, then shift the wallet across- Shallow the driver by moving lead hip and knee forward
- Use a tee line to check your swing's low point
Move the right knee into the left through impact- Brush-the-grass practice swing for fairway wood contact
Release the club without rolling the hands
Recognize the head drop that preserves angles- Reconnect the trail arm to reduce standing up
- Close the gap and keep lead-leg flex from the top
Compare shoulder plane through the ball- Get the trail knee to the finish line before the hands
Fix a push with more lead-hand forearm rotation- Work the lead shoulder down and hinge the trail wrist
- Grip end points at the target before hands pass the head
Draw the right knee back, left knee forward at the top- Wall drill for lead shoulder in, right shoulder under
- Get 10-12 degrees of shaft lean at impact
- Move left thigh and hip in and under for arm travel
Let extension help a steep downswing shallow- Use a three-knuckle grip to stop rolling it over
Release the driver more, toe over heel- Wall drill to separate the lead hip
- Draw by releasing more so the toe rolls over
- Lower the right side and tilt the right eye down
- Take practice swings that brush the ground before the shot
Take a three-knuckle grip for senior hand speed
Check shaft alignment against the lead-leg wall
Check a 39-to-45-degree shoulder plane- Get your nose over the ball at impact, not right shoulder
Move half the lead leg through the impact wall- Lead the downswing with the trail elbow
Rehearse loading right, then bumping across
Rehearse the through-position, then work back- Touch the ground behind the right foot drill
Match wrist release to grip strength- Use an intermediate-target alignment routine
- Swing a 3-wood at 70-80% for control and rhythm
- Extend the chest, let the head drift toward target
Release with the lead wrist cupped and trail wrist flexed- Get your low point 4 inches ahead of the ball
- Let the driver rotate more, release irons under
Set up an iron with 55% weight leaning left, hands forward