Downswing Sequence || The Horse Race
2 golfers recommended it · 2024–2025
Explainer · Intermediate
A short explanation of correct downswing sequence using a horse race idea, and the problems when the arms start down first.
Why golfers recommend it
- Sequencing concept short
- Out of sequence, arms down first
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2 comments from Reddit
u/bikkiesfiend 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Struggling to hit anything longer than a 7 iron (6h here). Anything jumping out?”
The main takeaway is that the OP is out of sequence and is too steep. The follow through is a result of the sequencing. You can see his hips and body finished and the arms and hand have nowhere to go You want to align everything up before firing at the ball. This means bringing the arms down first so the club has a better path to the ball ▶ this video
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u/Disastrous_Cash_Sum 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “27 HC, Ended Season in rut”
Also seeing way too much pelvis turn, compare yours with Rory below. Trail hip goes back, lead hip stays more or less still. When you turn like you do the club ends up really far behind you, and I would wager that + open clubface = shanks or poor strikes. It’s super hard to get back to the ball from there. ▶ this video [preview.redd.it]
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