SagutoGolf
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Keep the clubface square in the takeaway
Point the lead shoulder at the ball
Feel an early release on bunker shots
Keep the lead arm straight to hold your swing circle
Point your lead shoulder at the ball in the backswing
Carry the tucked trail arm into longer pitches
Straighten the right leg to turn the hips more- Maintain the trail-hand wedge through impact
Straighten the trail leg and keep weight forward
Reposition the top hand to one o'clock, trail hand on top
When opening the face, aim the leading edge at target
Airplane drill to feel your body turn
Get 90% of your weight on the front foot at impact
Check that the club points through the belt line
Sweep the grass with the driver-off-the-deck drill
Set your swing tension to a three out of ten
Turn the shoulders with a moderate wrist set- Wall drill to feel lag and stored power
Judge the right tempo by connection and rhythm
Weight forward, elbows in, shoulder under chin
Pass a basketball down and forward
Keep arms light to swing faster
Start the downswing with the lower body to shallow the club
Turn your torso back toward the target as one thought- Find your tempo with slow, medium, fast range reps
Bottom out in front of the ball, never at it
Stop leaning away from the target at setup
Turn range misses into recovery shots
Hold the club in the fingers, not the palms
Track the tailbone to diagnose weight shift
Feel the hands drop to the right knee to shallow- Power release is trail-arm extension, not rolling the hands
Check hip position when a weak fade appears
Move the club with the shoulders, let the hands follow- Think of each arm as a radius that bottoms the club
Create speed top-down: shoulders lead, hips follow
Take the club away without rolling
Drill: hold the wrist angle the whole swing
Feel the release like casting a fishing pole down- Delay the hit and hit from the bottom, not the top
Throw a basketball down and forward to extend arms- Wall drill to feel the lead shoulder turn down
- Flare the feet 10 to 15 degrees
- Take the right foot out to force a shallow swing
Improving your full swing exposes short-game weaknesses
Match cupping to the grip
Groove your takeaway with the alignment stick fence drill
Keep the lead arm straight and weight forward when chipping- Weight forward doesn't mean shoulders forward
Feel trail shoulder to trail ear on the backswing
Let your torso move the club, not your hands
Groove palm down slowly, judge by ball start line
Keep the toe down in your takeaway, not toe up
Trace your swing circle to keep arms same length
Point your feet out 10 degrees for more hip turn- Feel the top of backswing with a heavy object
Don't over-shallow by shoving hips toward the target
Turn hips 45 and shoulders 45 for a 90-degree turn
Turn your lead shoulder down to power the pivot- Toss a soft dead chip when short-sided to a front pin
- Picture the snake's head to find your low point
Tilt your spine toward the target as you turn
Do quality reps, not rapid-fire, when changing your swing