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Turn shoulders perpendicular to spine, not at the ball
Hang your hands to check for too-upright posture
Track swing speed and carry distance
Give blood from the trail elbow, not the hand
Coordinate both arms through the downswing
Post on the lead leg with the left leg drill
Feel pressure on the inside trail foot and flat lead foot
Start the takeaway with the handle, not the clubhead
Turn the lead foot in to stop spinning out
Create angle early so the club never passes the hands- Check shoulders three to four inches past the toes
Think punch draw, not cut, to flight wedges
Diagnose pulled or pushed putts from ball position
Aim a hybrid by the grooves, not the top line
Read greens from the low side looking uphill
Let the club set your distance from the ball
Bend from the hips, not the neck and shoulders
Know the conditions that will spin an approach back
Play the ball off your right armpit for running chips
After setting the club, just turn the arms to the top
Skip a rock: get the elbow in front for speed and face
Play the ball one inch ahead of center on straight putts
Why opening the face then backing out blades the wedge
Keep a go-to drill until it blends in
Set putting ball position just ahead of your zipper
Move the ball forward and bump to get on top of the ball
Blend hinge and turn together, not one then the other
Keep the trail knee flexed early to load the feet
Bump the trail hip to set an instep brace- Turn the lead knuckles down to square the face
Drill: start short and let the swing lengthen
The average golfer under-reads break by over half
Hike the lead hip up to set spine tilt behind the ball- Avoid an upright, heel-heavy inside takeaway
Check hands under shoulders with the right-arm drop
Drop the hands instead of throwing the shoulder- Hang the putter from your left eye to check eyes over ball
Pick an intermediate spot before aiming
Right elbow 'in' means toward the lead arm, not the body- Push off the inside of your trail foot like a pitcher
Initiate the takeaway with the left shoulder
Work impact-position reps into a practice session
Turn deeply enough or the ball leaks right
Grip in base of palm and fingers to set the lever angle
Finish around the left side
Create a cut with body rotation
Set the right arm like giving blood, grip unchanged
Understand 'swing left' as rotating around your spine
Set weight toward the lead side with a 9-iron
Set up with rotate, tuck, and tilt- Coil around the spine angle
Hit down on a 3-wood off the ground, not up
Grip the driver off a grounded, settled clubhead
Err with ball position too far forward, not back
Move the right-hand crease up
Place the lead thumb just off top, not at 12 o'clock
Set stance width by club: wedges to woods
Know what a too-long putter does to your setup
Get behind the ball with the lower body, not upper-body tilt
Trace the hands down the feet line
Take the club back quiet and less wristy, hands low
Hinge at 45 degrees to flatten the wrist
Keep the hands in, club out in the takeaway- Merry-go-round vs ferris wheel for wedge distance
Pair a big body turn with a short arm swing- Keep the club out in front and hit down
Get the trail arm in to set and load the club
Match your lead arm to the shoulder plane at the top- Get enough lateral, then rotate hard through
Soccer ball hip-bump wall drill- Outside 10 feet, make speed the priority
Use the Hideki drill to resequence the downswing
Load the inside of your trail foot like a pitcher- Grip position sets the clubface
Check backswing plane from a face-on video
Take extra club to offset choking down and soft sand- Putt instead of chip off a soggy, grainy lie
Swing under the body instead of around it
Find the straight uphill putt around the hole- Fit putter length to yourself, not to the bag
Hinge the club with the body turn, not independently- Turn the club up the wall, don't lift it
- Left-heel ball position only works with the right width
- Keep turning the chest to the top, don't stall and lift
- Why you pull left-to-right putts: not enough break
Miss the wall to groove a club-in-front takeaway
Set the club in front before turning down- Keep the putter backstroke straight before it arcs
Rotate, tuck, and tilt to set up over the putter
Your three-quarter swing is longer than you think
Connect your trail elbow to your body's midpoint
Get hands under shoulders for a straight stroke path- Add yardage for an uphill shot into the wind
- Keep your wrists stable, don't release the putter
- Quiet the trail elbow with a lead-hand tuck
Hip and grip: rip the handle as the lead hip opens
Land your wedges in a blanket instead of a yardage
Driver vs iron: add a spine kick to the hip bump
Use a swing count to beat competition nerves- Keep grip pressure on the sides to steady the face