Golf Swing TRANSITION MOVE everyone NEEDS to know!
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A detailed breakdown of the transition move that starts the downswing.
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- Starting downswing take
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u/CptBadAss2016 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “9i to 7i go almost same distance. Bad strike often.”
This is not an ideal camera angle but I'll do the best that I can. 1. Setup 1. Turn your right elbow so that it's pointed at the ground, your "elbow pit" should be facing straight away from you. People call this the "giving blood" position. Yours is too internally rotated 2. You want a little bend in your right elbow at address. 3. Here's Porzak on "▶ this video" and soft right elbow 2. Top of backswing. 1. It looks …
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u/pm_me_yo_creditscore 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Any advice on my driver swing? Miss is typically a slice”
You do need to stand a little closer to the ball. Your arms should hang close to straight down with your right arm pretty relaxed. Your move to the top isn't too bad but the thing that is causing issues is that your left hand re-routes the club at the top from being on plane to a steeper path. Check out this guys take on starting the downswing. ▶ this video
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