Tiger's New Swing Secret Revealed
3 golfers recommended it · 2022–2023
Pro swing · Advanced
Discusses a Tiger Woods move, keeping the right knee flexed, with a half swing drill for early release.
Why golfers recommend it
- Keep right knee flex
- Half swing drill early release
- Justin Rose drill, Tiger move
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3 comments from Reddit
u/blitzandsplitz 2023 · r/GolfSwing · in “Thoughts ?? 7 handicap”
I’ll try and find a better example, but 2:07 is the first half of a drill I love to do: ▶ this video I basically do that, and then, once the club is sort of parallel to my right forearm (that pre-impact slot spot) I practice rotating my torso and hips without releasing the golf club and dragging the clubhead along the ground for as long as possible. It helps create a position where the hips are open, weight is …
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[deleted] 2022 · r/GolfSwing · in “Thoughts on the swing? Something looks off but not sure what”
if you have ever dead lifted ( looks like probably not... Just kidding!!!) or boxed out in basketball--keep that flex in the right knee throughout out the swing. ▶ this video
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u/poolparty90019 2023 · r/golftips · in “Drills to reduce wrist flip?”
Writing another comment. I had a swing similar to yours. It took my a while to reduce the early release. I think you need to do the half swing drill, ▶ this video I also found it helpful to imagine you’re hitting the ball the same time as your right shoulder would pass the ball. You also can’t really do that movement without opening your hips. Here is another video with a drill to help you from extending early or …
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