What Nobody Tells You About The TAKEAWAY

u/golfswingreplay 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Steep to shallow.”

[i.redd.it] My understanding is that the main issue with your steep to shallow pattern is that, when the two planes are offset like yours, it is more difficult to be consistent because it requires re-routing of the swing plane in transition. There is also a potential issue with "getting stuck" if you come too much from the inside on the downswing, which means you can't release the hands and club-head through the …

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u/el_caballero 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Interesting driver tip.”

I think he’s demonstrating what u/locodfw is saying here: [reddit.com] Here’s a different video of the same concept I found helpful: ▶ this video

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u/TonyDungyHatesOP 2023 · r/GolfSwing · in “One of those range sessions where nothing works so you bust out the woods and hit it as hard as you can. And i”

Looks like your takeaway is very inside ending in a reverse pivot at the top. Your transition seems to compensate and puts your hands in a good position back in the slot. It might feel a little weird but maybe practice the takeaway with the club grip pointing in toward you. Here’s a good video: ▶ this video

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u/Beginning_Cod_840 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “What sticks out as the biggest area to work on?”

work on your takeaway... honestly i know it's boring but you need to set your body up for success. Your position coming into impact is ok given the rest of the swing, and I think by working on your takeaway and transition will only improve your impact position (that's the goal anyway) This guy does a great job explaining the feels and positions of the takeaway ▶ this video Then watch this, it should give you a …

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