Timing of the Tumble #golfswing #golf #golfexercise
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A short tip on the timing of arm rotation and shaft tip feel during the release.
Why golfers recommend it
- Shaft tip feel
- Arm rotation torque
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2 comments from Reddit
u/TacticalYeeter 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “How can I fix In-to-out path and stop my hands from pushing out?”
This is due to a lack of arm rotation as you lower. You're shallowing which is great, but you need to also start to rotate the arms and grip in a way that torques the club out in front of you. Watch this: This is how you solve the club dropping under and behind too much. Even though it looks like it, in golf you don't actually pull the grip across you because that drops the club behind your hands too much. You need …
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u/GolfExplained 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Why am I shanking some, pulling others, and hitting nice draws?”
▶ this video This might make more sense. It's hard to show this over the internet. It's going from behind your heels to over your toes. That's the FEEL and you don't actually want the shaft to tip over the hands, but you have to eventually get it on the other side of your hands as it comes down. Most people think you keep the hands pulling the whole time and try to just turn and keep the hands pulling to impact. Not …
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