9 To 3 - Training Solid Contact and The Release
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Drill · Intermediate
A 9 to 3 short swing drill for solid contact and a later release.
Why golfers recommend it
- Short swing drill
- Release later, drill link
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2 comments from Reddit
u/wristshowdotheywork 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Total Beginner here… Can anyone tell me what’s wrong with my swing?”
There's a ton of stuff and you should educate your self on basics like jam said. That being said, as far as what you should actually be doing at the range for now. Small swings mainly body driven. Just do everything in this video for a month easily. Along the way you could watch all that other stuff, but this will really establish a good foundation. ▶ this video GL hope that helps. Tiger learned to putt first then …
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u/Drummer_Common 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Can someone please tell me what I’m doing that is making stand up.”
I agree with all the use your body more and arms less comments. Your force is all downwards, it looks like you're trying to throw the club into the ground like a hammer more than you are trying to swing forward. In an ideal situation when you let go of the club it should go towards the target, not the floor. The reason people jump later is because their release of the club is later so it can go forward, not down. I …
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