Trail Arm Drill for a Better Backswing | Swing Like a Pro

u/Prestigious-Pea7951 2023 · r/GolfSwing · in “Any tips?”

So it kind of cuts off but looks like your backswing is decent but then your trail elbow flies out and you end up across the line. I have the same issue and it causes a couple things for me. It causes me speed loss, inconsistent strike, an over the top move, and early release. Basically, my swing is all timing instead of good fundamentals down from the top. Think about throwing a baseball or skipping a stone. We …

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u/zedforzorro 2023 · r/GolfSwing · in “Consistently going right”

Open the hands immediately and overswing into a reverse pivot. Look up the 1 piece take away to keep you hands in front of your chest. Learn to stop rotating the shoulders and not lift your chest up for more rotation. ▶ this video In that video you have the second issue, pulling the club inside. His drills would be a good place to start.

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u/United_Ad_668 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “swing progression over 1 year - what can i work on? (15.8 hc)”

I wouldn’t tuck in the elbow in the backswing, that’ll reduce width which can translate into shorter distance and all sort of problems. I think the process is different for people depending on how they swing the club. Practice your backswing at a slower speed and see what feel works for you. Here’s a clip that might help, has a drill in the end, good luck! ▶ this video

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