NELLY KORDA’S DRILL FOR A PERFECT SWING PATH

u/Curious_Ad_4428 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “Fixing inside takeaway ?”

▶ this video i spent 50£ with my local pro for a lesson and he said i should do this at the range as much as possible - ive used it and its insane how much it helps. put a basket behind and aim to roll the ball back into it. I guarantee if you dont, the second ball will be going off diagonal towards you instead of straight back

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u/Brannian 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “Shanks… please help!”

Inside takeaway is killing you.. do the Nelly Korda drill ▶ this video

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u/Otherwise-Run-5933 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “What should I work on?”

Yeah I mean it really depends on what’s happening in the downswing. I would listen to coach. My swing has gotten better since I sorted out the inside takeaway. Try the nelly Korda drill if you haven’t already ▶ this video

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u/fightin_blue_hens 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “Someone please tell me how to stop coming so far inside”

I would say that you have an outside takeaway. A way to fix that is to put a ball behind the clubhead at address and on your takeaway keep your club head on the ball as long possible without leaning and making sure the ball goes straight back. This keeps your hands low and on the correct path in the takeaway. It'll feel like you are taking it super inside but you will most likely be on plane. ▶ this video I would …

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u/dotdotd0t 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “If you could pick one thing to focus on to improve my consistency, what would it be?”

2 things I can see. 1) Nelly's drill for your takeaway would be helpful to drill the correct feeling: ▶ this video If you have room in your brain for 2 takeaway thoughts, I try to imagine dragging my clubhead across the ground (just) until my trail foot then taking off. 2) Initiating your downswing to stop coming over the top: ▶ this video Zach's video is the best on YouTube to help with this feeling. The best way …

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u/MasterpieceMain8252 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “Backswing help”

Upper part of the back by the shoulder should be more arched, like this. And look at where her head is looking. ▶ this video

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u/Censoredplebian 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “Low Duck Hooks”

Those are the worst- couple things that will fix this in the short term: 1) try opening your stance (lead foot back with the other on plane). This can help get you open to the right side and cut the ball. 2) slow your hands down; when your hands are quick they turn over and if they do you will come across (snap) the ball and it’s the hook. 3) be careful with this one, but you can slighting bring the club back …

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u/pardity 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Swing advice please!”

For starters.. Work on your shoulder rotation using the split hand grip drill ▶ this video and another simple takeaway drill ▶ this video Combine both of these to help get you on plane.

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u/Slow_End3078 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “Any drills for lowering my hands on follow through?”

Your'e hands are too far back and you are coming around through impact. Try to get your left arm to be more vertical at the top of your swing. Then pull your hands straight down throug impact. Nelly has always had a great example of the ideal swing. ▶ this video

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u/scottiedagolfmachine 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “How to fix a snap hook in golf? What actually worked for you?”

Backswing could be an issue. Those that want to hit a draw have a tendency to bring the club too far inside in the backswing. That ironically causes bigger hooks. In golf, you gotta do the opposite. To hit a mini draw, you want to actually feel as if your backswing stays out and wide. Think of this Nelly Korda drill. ▶ this video

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