Shallowing and posture drill
Most golfers suffer from a steep downswing, leading many to hit slices and pulls. This makes players move slightly away from the target line, thus missing their marks.
Shallowing out the downswing creates a straightened shot that lands as intended on target.
A simple solution comes by way of an improved posture, which levels out shoulder turns and creates an easier swing.
Players that shallow out their clubs often position their upper body on the backswing so that they’re behind the ball. Keeping the club in front of your body also improves the shallow downswing, by staying inside and looping the shot.
Full shoulder turns contribute to improving your downswing golf game, making it very simple to swing the club and send the ball on a more shallow path.
The lower body plays a huge part in effective golf drills to shallow out the club. If your swings are typically very steep, it may be fruitful to start with the lower body rather than other areas.
Once shallowing out the club has become a natural function for players, they’ll experience substantial improvements in overall play.
With improved ball striking accuracy comes an increased amount of power on the drive.
Golf drills of this nature are developed to help players find their own personal styles within the proven fundamentals of golf.
Shallowing out the club early in the downswing increases the overall likelihood that the ball will reach the intended target.
Maintaining control over the right elbow’s proximity to the body during hip rotation will also determine the successes or failures of this highly coveted downswing.
Most golfers, from novices to PGA Tour pros, insist that learning how to effectively shallow out the club has improved their game many times over.
