How To Make The Perfect Backswing | Hand Path Depth
2 golfers recommended it · 2021–2026
Explainer · Intermediate
Explains hand path depth in the backswing and how pushing the hands away helps with an inside takeaway.
Why golfers recommend it
- Inside takeaway tricks
- Hands pushed away in takeaway
Summaries are written by AI from what golfers said about the video.
2 comments from Reddit
u/SunkTheBirdie 2021 · r/GolfSwing · in “Been shanking it a lot recently. I know i have a lot of issues with mechanics, but any 1-2 things I can focus ”
Film your practice swing. It'll be educational for you. It will have all the same flaws, for the most part. Your main flaws: (1) mostly arm swing (2) pulling hard on the handle from the top of swing don't go away at the range. If you look at this image: [ibb.co] You'll see how flat and inside you get very early in the swing. It takes a miracle to hit the ball well from here. Use the Faldo drill to learn a better way …
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u/Stevie068 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “10hcp - what are you seeing?”
You have a decent move, but it looks smooth because you've learned to adapt to the challenges you set up for yourself very early in the swing, starting with your takeaway. You pushing your hands away from your body right away creating disconnection between your arms and torso. That causes you to drop the club head inside and behind you immediately. As a result and in order to keep yourself from being completely …
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