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• Use shaft lean to get ball-ground contact
• Pre-set the club to one o'clock then pivot
• Move the lead shoulder down, then up
• Turn the lead hand to three knuckles for forward shaft lean
• Keep the club heel up so the lead side extends
• Tuck the trail elbow at address
• Practice shaft lean with loose-grip half swings
• Sequence tilt, turn, shift, tilt, turn
• Break both wrists into an L on each side
• Film the top to check clubface angle
• Try the shoulder-to-wall rotation test
• Stall the hands at impact to square the face
• Preset weight and shaft lean for iron contact
• Coil the lower body by drawing the right leg back
• Clip the tee-top so the tee stays in the ground
• Carry a short list of mental checkpoints
• Wall drill to keep the lead shoulder in on the turn
• Putt backhanded to stop early release, level shoulders
• Feel a pull down then a throw through impact
• Don't cut across the ball too much in bunkers
• Touch under your trail knee to check impact tilt
• Takeaway checkpoints: sole, arm, and width
• Keep turning through the ball to shallow the club
• Check the clubface like a mirror through the swing
• Look out the window to turn through impact
• Lower the head for a left-hand-under-chin checkpoint
• Shift laterally toward the target
• Get lateral shift to create shaft lean
• Groove the hands-touching release position
• Less lag means you need more lateral movement
• Move the lead wrist into extension through impact
• Aim for four to six inches of lateral hip shift
• Match grip strength to how badly you slice
• Driver drill: point the grip a yard over the ball
• Check impact positions for a compressed pitch
• Aim slightly left to cure a pull
• Stronger grip closes the face to help hit a draw
• Throw a ball a yard in front to time your release
• Use a rope to feel lag, pause and rhythm
• Stick one, stick two transition drill
• Set the trail wrist to 'bullseye away' at the top
• Point the club a yard outside the ball at the top
• Stack the lead hand over the trail hand
• Drag the grip in deep while keeping the face square
• Model takeaway width with a straighter trail arm
• Leave the tee in the ground to check your strike
• Rehearse heavy then light through impact
• Set up with forward shaft lean and weight left
• Lead with the elbow so the hand doesn't flip it over
• Feel your head resting against a wall through impact
• Feel the chest work back and up in the through-swing
• Keep the lead shoulder under your chin to shallow
• Check the shoulder-to-belt angle below 40 degrees
• Keep the hanger ring touching through impact
• Static positional training for the impact hand position
• Use a hanger to train wrist contact
• Bring the trail elbow in to shallow the plane
• Move down two to four inches in transition
• Create backswing width without reaching
• Tuck the right elbow to a rib to keep your wrist hinge
• Use a hanger to monitor lead-forearm contact
• Pull the trail arm in and reconnect it to your side
• Set hands low and open the face to aim the sweet spot
• Film your swing and track consistent lines
• Wider downswing needs more lateral shift for shaft lean
• Release the lead wrist after creating shaft lean
• Stay centered so the club doesn't bottom out too early
• Feel the heel stay up through a fade
• Don't set up with a straight right arm
• Pair chest turn with tilt to hit up
• Get shoulder tilt at the top, not just turn
• Move the lead thumb left and swing the clubhead into a wall
• Preset pressure left and align the shaft with the arm
• Match impact: trail knee and left eye over the ball
• Use a stronger three-knuckle grip for more lag
• Keep lead-foot toes down through impact to stop pulls
• Three-ball drill to feel the head tilt
• Get the right knee to the ball before the hands
• Aim right to start a draw toward the target
• Measure driver shoulder tilt with your phone
• Feel like you swing out to the right to straighten the path
• Run the P2 flex-shift-pivot lag progression
• Turn high, not level, to plow through the ball
• Point the toe past 12 o'clock so the face is underneath
• Slow-motion drill to square the face while lagging
• Right-hand wall drill for the downswing wrist set
• Alignment stick in the grip to slot the downswing
• Hit ball then ground with a descending blow on 3-woods
• Escape a bush: grip down, ball back, fold the trail arm
• Drag the grip end in to shallow the plane
• Let the hips move slightly toward the ball with the driver
• Let the lead wrist extend through release
• Add shaft lean and open the face for a low spinner
• Compare pre-impact position across backswings
• Scale shoulder depth for senior mobility
• Rehearse a feel then hit within seconds to keep it
• Widen your driver stance for a longer flat spot
• Match steep high hands with open shoulders
• Move forward and down from the top
• Match the shaft to the right leg and drive the right leg