Stayhandsy
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Keep lead-pinky pressure through the finish
Straighten the trail arm and snap the fingers to square
Read slice and hook from face relative to path
Start the swing by pushing pressure into the grip
Use a lever-like snap for clubhead speed
Lighter grip: 116 to 144 yds, same swing- Fix grip and setup before changing the swing
Learn the release before adding lever and lag
Set the trail-hand grip with a shake-hands feel
Rehearse three swing positions with your palms- Trace the trail hand with a palm drill
Trace a left miss to a closed face, not your body
Check takeaway width and shaft direction at parallel
Rotate the trail palm while pinning the elbow- Transfer seated grip work by tilting forward
- Practice grip at home instead of hitting range balls
Push-pull the trail arm to 90 degrees at the top
Bend forward with chest over toes to support the wedge
Match swing plane to grip strength
Load both wrists at the top and swing fast- Pinch the grip with thumbs close
Preset pressure left for a forward short-game low point
Grip the club vertical and lock the elbows- Keep the lead arm straight on 40-yard wedge backswings
- Rotate with fingers down and up
Dunk a beach ball to stop the handle at impact- Match draw path with a slightly closed face
Whip and recoil the club to feel sequencing and speed- Push handle down and away to create backswing width
Move the thumbs from trail shoulder to post-impact- Push the palms outward to shallow the club
Push the palms and flex the fingers to connect- Study Fitzpatrick's thumb-index strong-grip pattern
Push the knuckle pads, then let the club pass- Widen your stance to shallow out and elongate the arc
Delay curling the fingertips until the downswing- Extend the trail wrist to set structure at the top
- Treat grip fidgeting as failed transfer
Pair pad push with finger pull- Release the training ball down the target line
- Keep the trail wrist cup through impact for control
- Pump the club down to rehearse shallowing
- Grip firmer if you tend to hold the club too loose
- Keep the lead wrist cupped on finesse shots
Avoid a max-tight grip that kills lag and speed- Apply speed in the parallel-to-parallel window
- Send the lead shoulder down and out on a 45
Play the 56 back to skim a blocking tree
Add distance with a strong-grip release drill
Feel like you punch the ball for proper impact
Rehearse three positions slowly with a compact club
Hit a fade by opening your setup, face square to toes- Keep the lead wrist cupped with a strong grip
- Connect trail palm to lead thumb knuckle at setup
Set grip strength by clock face: lead 2 o'clock, trail 2:30- Use a pause drill at the top to groove the swing
Connect the trail palm to the lead thumb knuckle- Learn golf from the green back to the tee
Small swings, five to six inches back, to feel the whip- Snatch the takeaway with a slight rotation
- Keep the fingers behind the wrist through impact
- Hit a push draw: square toes, pre-close, shaft lean
De-loft going back, add loft through, for end-over-end roll- Note how hand pressure tracks clubface angle
- Keep pushing outward to prevent a chicken wing
- Increase the push and twist incrementally
Create swing speed from your hands, like a hammer- Break the downswing into checkpoints
- Push the beach ball under water to start the swing
- Let the heel reach the ground before the toe
- Prepare the clubface before the delivery position
- Aim the strike at the ball's inner quadrant
- Grip in the palm, not a weak fish handshake
- Scrape three to six inches through impact
- Fire the trail arm from bent to straight through impact
- Start the pump drill without footwork
- Build the trail-hand grip around the notch
Rehearse the pump drill pre-impact position- Use the finish to change trajectory
- Set the handle outside your trail leg at parallel
- Press the trail hand on top
- Keep the putting arms connected back and through
- Diagnose bad shots from your contact and clubface
- Release between the toe line and target line
- Drive the hands down and the butt end toward target line
- Maintain the away-from-body feel through the swing
- Carry at most one backswing and one follow-through thought
- Push down on the trailing heel edge
- Build finger holsters around the handle
Use the 20 degree rule to set the lead thumb- Chair drill to pin the trail arm at address
- Clamp the handle with lead-hand and trail-palm pressure
- Add forward shaft lean to chips using a little twist
Turn each hand 45 degrees for a strong grip- Checkpoints for a strong grip
- Keep grip pressure at 0-1 for the entire swing
- Turn around your lead-side door hinge
- Use the takeaway checkpoint through release
Feel a stretch by pushing the handle five inches outside- Use a strong grip until you break 90 consistently