Return to the 45-degree circle
The instructor frames the swing as a 45-degree circle: the club sits around 45 degrees, swings back on that circle, returns to that angle, and swings through. Losing the circle early with overactive hands can create over-the-top slices, while picking the club up too steeply can get the player stuck underneath and hooking.
Channel: Danny Maude
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The model compares a consistent swing circle with two ways golfers can lose it.