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Broomstick chest drill: point grip end at the ball
Set weight forward with a straight lead arm for contact
Pick overlap, interlock, or ten-finger by hand size
Turn until your hips and shoulders stop for speed
Expect thin shots while changing shallow
Keep the right arm tucked to avoid coming over the top
Delay the release for a steadier start line
Hit with your dominant trail arm for power
Treat your grip as a personal preference
Keep your arms straight so low point is after the ball
Progress the around motion to a favorite club- Stop flipping your hands to release the club
- Put a soft towel behind the ball to force a forward divot
Too much tilt away causes thin shots and hooks- Drill: start the lower body, then hit with just the arms
Feel the tucked right arm like a frisbee throw
Set up stable and tall in a fairway bunker
Keep the club behind you in the downswing
Start the takeaway with the right elbow higher than the left- Calibrate forward weight with an 80-20 feel
Align your hands and shoulders on one rail
Fix over-the-top by taking the club out and under
Alignment stick drill for the takeaway path
Re-center after a trail-weight driver setup- Make the hand creases parallel
Point your front shoulder at the ball through the swing
One-armed swing test: hips dive, shoulders reach ball
Reject quick fixes that change unneeded variables
Set hands inside the left thigh for forward contact
Choose sole width to match your ball striking
Feel the trail shoulder go down and under to stop chopping
Get your lead then trail shoulder under your chin
Get hands forward at impact for a single low point- Why a grip change cascades through your whole swing
- Use an alignment stick to guard the downswing
Keep some cupping at the top with a strong grip
Set weight forward for contact and speed- Groove alignment with two parallel sticks
Target 1.5° open face, 3° in-to-out for a push draw
Play one ball position for every club- Square the face with the right shoulder to target
- Check the clubface at halfway back to catch slices and hooks
- Preset weight forward to skip the downswing shift
Take speed out of the equation to focus on the face- Allow a gentle rounding of the back at address
- Use shoulders-on-a-rail for path
Change chip distance by changing backswing length
Tuck the trail elbow in against your side
Get the arm straight after impact and point the club down- Make a bigger shoulder turn for more power
Think trail-arm fold, not wrist hinge- Control putt distance with backswing length
Stay centered and rotate instead of swaying- Shallow with the lead arm and let the shoulders lead
Push the lead arm away to keep the shaft shallow- No-wrist, around-the-body half-swing drill
Combine tilt, turn, and extension
Avoid early extension of the trail arm- Tuck your trail arm in to avoid flipping at the ball
Keep your head still to stay centered
Shallow a strong grip with the lead arm- Video your takeaway, then take the stick away
Commit to the shot, not the swing positions- Check where your club bottoms out with a ground line
Call your shot before hitting it in range practice
Play one ball position for every club
Keep the right knee back to stop flipping
Play bunker shots with a square face like a chip
Tuck the trail arm under to shallow the top
Lead-arm-out checkpoint for a flat wrist at the top
Test light, moderate, and tense grip pressures
Audit three fixes on video
Send swing energy through toward the target- Move the shoulders to control your contact point
- Fix a hook by taking the club back more to the inside
- Point the lead shoulder down to reach the top
Keep the shoulders moving to avoid chunking- Fold the right arm to load power with a short backswing
- Set your grip: fingers, trail hand, parallel creases
Listen for the whoosh in front of the ball
Turn shoulders 90° to your spine, not level- Keep the lead arm the same length
- Turn the lead shoulder across the chest, don't pick up
- Feel the lead shoulder brush the grass
Use your body, not your arms, to hold the angle- Rehearse the move for three minutes with no club
Weigh a miss's consequences before you aim
Hit the low spinning wedge: cover the ball, swing easy
Turn the lead shoulder down toward the ball
Keep 60% of your weight forward through the backswing
Keep the lead arm straight for a repeatable low point- Turn the shoulders while keeping the swing center still
Keep your weight on the front leg to turn more
Set up stacked over the ball- See your landing spot and let your brain register carry
Throw a range basket to feel shoulders power the hips- Reach for a high shelf to feel spine extension
- Avoid keeping the trail leg flexed in the backswing
- Hit the ball first in a fairway bunker
Let your head work slightly forward in the backswing