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Trail Shoulder External Rotation Golf

In this video Troy shows you how to make a pro downswing by showing you how to get trail shoulder external rotation golf. This pro move has many great benefits to your golf swing including shallowing out your downswing and getting you into the slot. This works for all skill level golfers especially those that struggle with the downswing and are not sure what external rotation in golf is.

Getting your trail shoulder externally rotating is a big difference between pro and amateur golfers. If you can master this it will go a long way to helping you become a more consistent golfer. Practice at home first slowly without hitting any golf balls. Work your way up to hitting short shots at the golf driving range focusing on getting external rotation of the trail shoulder.

 

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TRY THIS GOLF SWING SEQUENCE DRILL TO STOP EARLY RELEASE

An easy and natural golf swing sequence for effortless swing speed and consistency is what you want. This simple golf swing practice drill will do just that.

It will also help you stop the early release golf swing which is swing fault by casting, hitting from the top of the backswing. This causes a loss of angle created with the club shaft and lead arm in the downswing. Lag.

This is one of the most common swing faults and has a huge influence on contact and producing power to the golf ball.

You see, using the ground in your golf swing is key for power and consistency and so is waiting to strike.

This drill will help you do just that.

But one thing I want you to do is start the downswing in the right sequence and stop early release.

This is really important when it comes to getting energy from the lower body to the torso then arms and hands and eventually to the golf club.

Which, in turn delivers an easy golf swing and allows the club to more of the work for you.

 

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How to Keep your Wrists from Casting in Golf

What is Casting in Golf?

Casting in golf means that you are losing lag as you bring down the club towards impact. It means that you are flicking the club away when you start the downswing, losing the lag that was created during the backswing. The swing error is similar to that of trying to scoop the ball up from the ground.

What happens to golf shots when you cast?

Casting produces poor strikes at the ball that will lack power. Fat and heavy golf shots can also occur at impact. Balls will usually fly higher than normal and won’t go as far as normal, resulting in a loss of distance.

How do you fix casting in golf?

In order to fix the cast in your golf swing you need to keep and retain the lag that was created during your backswing. You need to make sure that your hands are ahead of the ball at impact, that your hands are winning the race to the ball.

A good mental picture to adopt is to try to hit the ball first, to hit down on the ball so that your club strikes the ball before creating a divot this will help stop casting in golf

 

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How to Square The Clubface to the Ball Better

During this segment of the Swing Clinic, Jimmy Hanlin shows Caroline Collins how to better square the clubface of the club up to the ball, improving your quality of contact and direction.

Todays drill on How to Square The Clubface to the Ball Better will help you understand how to finish your swing with a square clubface.

 

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In today’s video on how to transition from the backswing to downswing in full detail.

Changing of directions from the top of the backswing to the starting of the downswing is the most important part of the golf swing.

Learning the perfect transition isn’t hard. You’ll soon realize that you’ve been loading your muscles and rotating in the wrong order this whole time and that’s why you struggle with your golf swing.

 

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Drills to Shallow the Shaft

Drills to Shallow the Shaft

Shallowing the shaft in the downswing is not imperative but it will make things easier for any golfer heading into impact.

These are my four favorite drills to help you gain a better sense for what is required to shallow the shaft in transition.

 

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Hands First at Impact Drill

Hands First at Impact Drill

One of the simplest drills to feel the correct delivery sequence. Hips initiate, handle leading, forward shaft lean trapping the ball against the ground.

 

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How to Hit a Bump and Run Golf Shot

If your short game is really inconsistent, learning how to hit a bump and run can help you get the ball on the green and moving towards the hole.

Most amateur golfers try to hit high flop shots that require more skill and precision, while hitting a simple bump and run helps to minimize the elements and get the ball on the green.

 

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