How to Correctly Loop it in the Downswing

u/dlama 2022 · r/GolfSwing · in “Two instructors, countless lessons, zero improvement in controlling my OTT 😩”

It's weird that he advised to take it inside, that move will almost always force an OTT because the body, arms and hands are going to try to rebalance from that motion. Larry Chung has some awesome ideas and ways to promote a shallowing, maybe one will help you. Larry is a big proponent of exaggerating moves and his entire series is really great. One thing to note, when you first try these changes (any changes) …

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u/pooopsalad 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Getting into better backswing positions but still over the top in transition. Any help?”

▶ this video i feel like this is a little better for people who dont fully vibe with the 'drop the hands' instruction. the arm loop makes the dropping the hands part feel a little more natural, as it's just a continuation of the loop

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u/ktbanh 2023 · r/GolfSwing · in “Why do I keep steepening the club on the downswing? I can’t seem to shallow it. If I try on purpose, my hands ”

Your swing looks pretty good as a lot of people have commented, but definitely pulling down a little rather then swinging the club on a shallow plane. When you shallow the golf club in transition, your club face naturally opens. On the downswing, your wrists needs to “release” the clubface in order to properly get the clubface square at impact. If you hold your wrist angles on your downswing, your face will stay …

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