Jon Rahm EXPOSES Why Your Golf Swing Sucks! 🤯🚨 | Fix Your Form NOW
Hole In Wone
3 golfers recommended it · 2025–2026
Explainer · Intermediate
Discusses overswinging, width in the backswing and rotating rather than lifting with the hands, citing Jon Rahm.
Why golfers recommend it
- Width in backswing, overswinging
- Rahm hands below shoulder
- Rotation not hands
Summaries are written by AI from what golfers said about the video.
4 comments from Reddit
u/CJS_92 2025 · r/golftips · in “Help me understand what changed to not slice the ball”
Check out Jon Rahm talking about his short backswing on yt. ▶ this video Great drill to work on if you go to the range at 0:24 Get to this position (at 0:24) in your backswing where starting at address the butt of your club points at your belt buckle from the start of backswing to about 45 degrees and from there, just set your wrists and turn until your lead shoulder is under your chin like in the right pic and not …
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u/lawroter 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “New golfer biggest issue with swing??”
I’d work on keeping your hands way lower at the top of your backswing, you’re going back and lifting far too much. I think, and this is especially true for a big guy, Rahms advice of feeling like your hands never go above your shoulder, would be hugely helpful for you. I went and found the clip for you: ▶ this video I’d also try to get your hands a bit deeper. You’re hands should be towards the middle to heel of …
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u/fightin_blue_hens 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “Is my backswing too short?”
There is absolutely nothing wrong with a shorter backswing. ▶ this video
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u/Zpoya 2026 · r/golftips · in “Nothing but bad thoughts”
Your rotation looks decent, but there's something off about your arm and hand movement. You've kinda got a Job Rahm thing going except it looks like you're trying to scoop or push the ball. The takeaway looks pretty outside, then your right elbow tucks in and gets behind your right side, which leads you to flip the club to hit the ball. I'm thinking your hand action is causing you to lose the concept of letting …
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