Use This Incredible Drill To Master Your Downswing

u/rb4osh 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Been Self-Teaching for a 1yr and some change…”

Check this video out: ▶ this video The Justin Rose drill never clicked for me, but this feel immediately did. (Also self taught, also a year and some change, also mostly from a lot of slo mos of pros and myself)

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u/RepostSheriff 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Improved takeaway and downswing. How we looking now?”

For anyone who struggles coming OTT/too steep, this video finally fixed it for me. ▶ this video

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u/seattlelonghorn 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Help me with my slice!”

See if you can feel the dropping of hands that Danny is talking about here. ▶ this video This video really helped stay inside and hit straight or draw.

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u/Just_somebody_onhere 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “6 iron, 2 months into golf journey. Just trying to focus on getting more out to in after being crucified for h”

Wildly over swinging bud. Look. With your trail hand, grip the club. Just stand normally. Now hold it up, as if a sword, blade vertical and your arm extended out in front of you, pretty parallel to ground. Now bend that arm at the elbow, which puts the club over your shoulder. That’s it. That’s all a backswing is. No wildly flaring out to the side elbow, no huge side to side motion. Keep that club over your shoulder …

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u/whatyoulookinatbud 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Any tips/pointers ”

This is a very good video to help stop coming over the top. Swing down and around. Not at the ball ▶ this video Fix your wrist hinge at the same time.

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u/Opposite-Guitar-9671 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Is OTT fixed? ”

This the correct answer if yo add in "while your back is still toward the target" hard af to explain in person let alone in text. My favorite videos on it Danny good long talk ▶ this video And if you don't have time for that Justin has a tldr version ▶ this video

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u/Dystopia_Love 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Attempting to correct over the top swing. Thoughts?”

Look at your hands at address then look at them at impact. Big difference. To help get in the inside slot get the right elbow more into your chest/side as you downswing. Turn your hips. Down slide. Keep your lead foot down. And extend through impact into follow through. You are chicken winged. Check out this 10 minute lesson from Danny Maude. “Up, down and around.” ▶ this video

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u/Loose_Watchdog 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Help my buddy… ”

His backswing puts him in a really bad position at the top, and the downswing is very steep and it looks like he is hanging back at impact. I liked this video to give the right feel on how your arms should be moving through the swing: ▶ this video

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u/This-City-7536 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Help a beginner out”

Not bad. Arm structure looks good, good separation between the shoulders and hips, good arm extension through the ball. Biggest thing that sticks out is the early extension and the flip at impact. When you make contact with the ball your club head has already overtaken your hands. I imagine this is because your arms are "stuck" behind you, so one of the ways to make contact from that point is to dump the wrist …

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u/JungleDemon3 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “What do you see that I don’t? I am terrible at evaluating myself”

I struggle big time with it as well. I would suggest doing some inside to out swing path drills. One of my favourites is feeling like your dragging the club face against a wall behind you at the start of your downswing. It encourages you to shallow the club before going towards to ball. This video is another good one ▶ this video

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u/SchvingBettah 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “golf swing after not playing for years”

Your body movement & weight shift is decent. Biggest issue is hand/club path, very OTT at the moment - you'll suffer pulls and slices. Here's an arm path guide: ▶ this video Setup could also use some work, hard to tell from this angle but looks like you're very left arm dominant you should work on tucking that right elbow at setup get your right arm in a more dominating/even position. Id also recommend looking & …

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