"Shoulder Down to Find the Ground"...This Golf Swing Feel Will Change Your Game
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Quick tip · Intermediate
Explains a feel of lowering the shoulder to keep tilt and avoid over-the-top moves and slices.
Why golfers recommend it
- Pretty good explanation
- Losing shoulder tilt causes OTT
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2 comments from Reddit
u/MarcusOReallyYes 2022 · r/GolfSwing · in “Looks like working with the PlaneMate helped my OTT swing. What do I need to fix next?”
Point your left shoulder at the ball when you rotate before you start your downswing. This creates space for your arms/hands to travel down onto plane. You’re not getting to that point, so when you start your downswing you’re working harder to get on plane, making you very steep and opening your club face. As athletic as you are that equals a push slice off the planet, I know because you’re built like me. :) This …
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u/mayhavetolitigage 2022 · r/GolfSwing · in “Help please! Fade needs to become a draw!”
You're losing shoulder tilt instantly in your backswing causing your over the top downswing = slice ▶ this video
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