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Shank

26 verified teaching moments with direct channel credit and official-source links.

• Weaken the left grip and keep the wrist intactChannel: Danny Maude
• Set posture to push the handle downChannel: Danny Maude
• Lead the hands with the body to avoid the shankChannel: Golf with Aimee
• Spaghetti noodle arms: let the body lead the handsChannel: Golf with Aimee
• Diagnose open-face misses before adding a flipChannel: Golf with Aimee
• Groove square-face lag with slow-motion practice swingsChannel: CraigHansonGolf
• Lead the right elbow to the finish line to shallowChannel: CraigHansonGolf
• Track the hands inward to stop heel and shank wedgesChannel: stayhandsy
• Consider perimeter weighting to help heel-side missesChannel: Club Champion
• Set driver distance by tilting forward with arms hangingChannel: Danny Maude
• Fix a heel strike by aiming to hit the toeChannel: Mark Immelman
• Two-tee gate drill for center-face contactChannel: Bryson DeChambeau
• Drag the grip in deep while keeping the face squareChannel: CraigHansonGolf
• Why a stuck, rerouted swing produces a shankChannel: Micah Morris
• Stand closer to reduce shanksChannel: PorzakGolf
• More lag opens the face, so feel the face squareChannel: CraigHansonGolf
• Point out the face-contact spot after every chipChannel: Danny Maude
• Take it outside with no hand rotation to avoid shanksChannel: MrShortGame Golf
• Let the heel reach the ground before the toeChannel: stayhandsy
• Chip on a Ferris-wheel arc instead of a roundaboutChannel: Danny Maude
• Avoid early hand turns that alter the swing pathChannel: SagutoGolf
• Don't fake the arc by moving your arms away from youChannel: Danny Maude
• Don't chase lag you can't square upChannel: CraigHansonGolf
• Rotate through impact to avoid the shankChannel: Club Champion
• Fix your chip takeaway, not the yipsChannel: MrShortGame Golf
• Clip it off a tee peg to beat the over-the-top moveChannel: Dan Grieve