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u/TacticalYeeter 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Unintentionally too shallow help.”

Here ▶ this video ▶ this video That explains it. But it's extremely important that this is done while you keep the hands and arms aligned on the trail side. Don't wipe them across your body. Right side comes around with rotation while you lower and apply a little of this torque. Club kicks out through your hands and around you into the ball and follow through. Basically it's moving the club through the ball with arm …

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u/Ok-Championship4838 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “I am shanking every shot… fat, toe down, every time… what am I doing wrong?”

1. Setup: You’re standing too much on your heels. Try to center your balance so you feel equally grounded — not in your heels or on your toes — just athletic and neutral. 2. Intention: This ties into setup a bit, but it looks like you’re “helping” the clubhead too much, almost casting it. That causes your hands to move outside the target line instead of staying inside and letting the club pivot naturally through …

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u/GolfExplained 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Why am I shanking some, pulling others, and hitting nice draws?”

Kind of. Yeah, watch: ▶ this video You'll see when you do this your lead backhand looks at the ball and target and the palm of the trail does too. You do this while turning the body. Here's the move from face on: ▶ this video It's basically a flip. It just becomes not a flip when you turn the body through and don't pass the arms across you. It's releasing the club past your hands while also rotating the forearms. It …

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