Swing Killer - The Trail Knee Move to Unlock Your Downswing

u/Patty_T 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Any advice appreciated!”

First thing I notice is a super inside takeaway which leads to you going over the top on your downswing to compensate for how flat the takeaway is. You end up at a decent impact position in terms of clubhead but it takes a lot to get there and I doubt it’s very consistent. Check out ▶ this video to get a better understanding of how the takeaway works and to break the idea that your arms need to move the way you move …

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u/TeddaMan2 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “Help”

[i.redd.it] Grip If you look at your club-face at the end of the takeaway you can see it is pointing excessively towards the ground and is very closed relative to your lead arm. This indicates you have a stronger grip than that used by elite players. At address there is not much deviation between the slope of your forearms and the club-shaft. This suggests you may not be gripping the club in your fingers (and I mean …

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u/Raminuke 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “Leg move”

Great AMG video on leg movement: ▶ this video Big point I learned from that video, is that your knees will actually move closer together during the downswing, not apart as it may look when watching a pro on camera.

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u/JangoTat46 2026 · r/golftips · in “Some clips from today’s session.”

After reading a few of your comment replies I'm commenting with receipts to break your mental model of the golf swing in general, your swing flaws, your excuses, and your "fixes" I know this is a lot but For you less will be more, way more. All of your issues are because of your backswing and how you rotate your pelvis. Your backswing pulls you out of posture and puts you out of position at the top and your …

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