My Lesson With The CEO Of Golf Building A More Stable Swing
2 golfers recommended it
Live lesson · Intermediate
A lesson on building a more stable swing, centered on trail wrist extension and a drill sequence.
Why golfers recommend it
- Trail wrist extension, rest is bandaid
- Good Milo Lines drill sequence
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2 comments from Reddit
u/Snacks75 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Help me close the pizza shop. I’m tired of serving slices”
It's a good swing, you're doing a lot of really good things. Looks to me like you are trying to close the club face with active wrist action. Instead, bend your right wrist back and use your pivot to square the club. The club face will square passively and much more consistently. You may want to try a slightly stronger grip just to help you get it closed. Here's a good video with a drill sequence: ▶ this video
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u/BarcodeGriller 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “overcoming the slice "death move": keep trying to tame it or give in and set up with a closed face?”
Pretty much every bit of advice you're getting here is a bandaid. You need to learn trail wrist extension instead of ulnar deviation (look em up). I like to do it straight from takeaway, some like to do it in transition. Whichever makes more sense for you. Practice starting at a half backswing and getting the club face facing the ground, hold it, and rotate. You should hook the piss out of it. Hit about 7 billion of …
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