Tommy Fleetwood Downswing Tip π #shorts #golf #viral #golftips #golf
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2 golfers recommended it Β· 2024β2025
Quick tip Β· Intermediate
Tommy Fleetwood's downswing tip using a left hip back chain reaction to avoid casting.
Why golfers recommend it
- Casting cause, hip chain reaction
- Left hip back drill
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2 comments from Reddit
u/n7leadfarmer 2025 Β· r/GolfSwing Β· in βLead arm bent at impact.β
The "primary". answer is because you would slam in to the ground otherwise, because you lost your wrist flexion/hinge, also known as "casting". This is an automatic mechanism by your brain (amazing, right?) to make sure you hit the ball. Check out your lead wrist here [preview.redd.it] However, the real answer is the chain reaction that comes from your hips at impact. They are square to the ball, or "late". If you β¦
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u/jamie196 2024 Β· r/golftips Β· in βtips to compress irons as i seem to be scoopingβ
Your pelvis slides a bit forward, instead of rotating on the downswing. The knee of your lead foot shouldnβt really be outside of the foot. The feeling should be the left hip going backwards. Try this: βΆ this video
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