CraigHansonGolf
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Open the window to turn high through the ball
Aim for 12 degrees of shaft lean at impact with irons
Bump the hip, move the head back to shallow the driver
Recognize an iron-impact compression pattern
Wall drill to feel the through-swing
Rehearse transition without a club- Model a lateral shift combined with body opening
Shorten the trail side like an uppercut
Start with the forearms close together
Face the fear and swing freely on tough shots
Consider a higher lead arm when the trail elbow works under
Use a mirror or phone to check shaft position
Check clubhead is not in front of the hands at the slot
Shoulders steepen through impact, not same plane
Pull the trail shoulder down to reconnect the arm
Set the trail wrist angle in the backswing
Keep lead-leg flex; don't straighten the knee early- Start the downswing with a slight downward sink
Get the lead arm below the shoulder plane to cure a slice
Get the right hip higher than the left at the top
Set the release at the halfway-through position
Swoosh-in-front drill to build release feel
Let the ring find the trail forearm
Tee up short irons to find a left-side feel
Keep your head centered on a wide downswing
Return attention to the present shot- Get your lead shoulder above your lead ear at impact
Keep your head centered to compress the ball
Halfway-through: no clubface roll-over, low plane
Save video of the swing when it works
Start the downswing with a touch of downward knee movement
Water bottle drill for trail-leg movement
Relax your arms and grip when you feel tension
Note a wider stance and fuller body turn
Hand-on-thigh drill for forward shift and extension
Feel the transition with a hands-down-the-wall drill
Keep lead shoulder high, trail foot down to shallow- Retain trail-wrist angle through impact
Add a slight forward press for more compression- Pick your target, wind up, and let the club go
Touch the hanger to each arm through the swing- Move head down to get chest under the trail hip
Set the trail wrist angle to get shaft lean- Feel the right palm pointing away to draw the ball
Train the release with a left-hand-only drill
Use the shaft plane as a long-club reference- Pause at the top, then shift the right hip under the left
Point a trail-hand laser at 45 degrees to align the wrists
Recognize a steeper shaft in a strong fade- Check the trail-leg line
- Rehearse flexed trail and extended lead wrists
- Release with lead-wrist extension and trail-wrist flex
Match trail-elbow pattern to shoulder mobility- Groove the three-knuckle grip on the couch
- Check your chip finish position for feedback
Reduce the gap between open face and left path
Three-ball drill: hit, then mirror it with a practice swing
Widen stance and bend knees more to hit bunker shots higher
Use the line drill for chips and pitches
Shirt-under-armpits drill for backswing connection
Don't chase lag you can't square up
Feel the right hand like a phone through impact- Calm the release with this through-swing drill
- Break your knees toward target to reroute club inside
Feel pressure into the lead foot to bump the lead hip
Plant toes, squeeze thighs, arch back to shallow the swing
Use a cap against a wall to keep the head still
Set the pitch address with one line and early wrist break
Favor the miss right of the flag, not left- Keep lead shoulder down and under chin through the ball
Pre-set the wrist bent back with the sole at one o'clock
Pump the arms to feel the trail-arm reconnect, then hit
Set right elbow near the shaft plane at the top
Roll onto the outside of the lead foot drill- Swoosh the club in front of the ball
Rehearse the trail hand toward one o'clock- Aim for 12 degrees of shaft lean with mid irons
Stop getting your chest ahead of the belt buckle- Turn the trail hip with a club across your shoulders
Three-ball drill to feel the release
Start the downswing with the lower body, then extend up- Match an outward trail knee with side bend
Film your swing to create a feedback loop
Work the right shoulder under and forward, not up- Film the club at P6 to check delivery
Balance turn and tilt to deliver the club correctly- Let the backswing collect before starting down
Feel the early turn with left hand on top of the club- Get a longer trail arm with hands closer to the trail leg
Hit about five centimeters behind the ball- Exaggerate the move, then hit with the feel
Sink the head and open the chest to stop going left
Drop the trail foot back to feel the downswing
Move the right knee before the hands
Match the clubhead to the hands at shaft-parallel- Steepen shoulder plane when the right leg kicks out
- Speak to yourself like a friendly playing partner