Can your trail arm & elbow be responsible for a myriad of mistakes?
Training the trail arm & elbow in the golf swing. Follow Jonathan as he shares with you how to get the correct trail arm & elbow action in the downswing.
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Do you struggle slotting your golf club?
A lot of golfers are being told you have to externally rotate your shoulder to get the club into the slot.
Well, I work with some players that are older, and I actually have a Mini Tour player, who struggle with getting that kind of range of motion in their shoulder.
If you get set up and you place your arm like this, and you try and twist that shoulder back, and you try and get as much rotation this way as you possibly can, what you’ll find is, you may not have a lot of range of motion.
You may only be able to go to here. So, if you can’t slot the golf club because you’re trying to get your elbow in front, up to your belly-button, which is kind of the theme to externally rotating your shoulders, trying to get the elbow up, and if you can’t do that, well, you’re never going to slot it. You’re going to be over the top all day.
What we’ve done, and when I was working with one of my Mini guys is, we got to the top, we wanted to feel that right elbow slot back behind the seam of their shirt and getting that elbow to line up. So, if you have a seam in the side of your shirt, use that as your point of reference. And what you’ll want to feel is, let your right elbow soften up, so feel nice and loose, put that elbow on that seam, go to the top, and return that elbow on that seam, then smash the golf ball to the finish. I’ve learned some of these tips through the BioSwing Dynamics group, and what we’ve talked about is, when you have your palms up, and like you’re doing a bicep curl, you’d put your elbows in front and curl up, but if you flipped your grip and went palm-down, you would retract your elbows and put your elbows back.
If you’re a neutral to weaker grip golfer, preferably more on top, right hand or trail hand, then you want to feel that elbow line up a little bit deeper in your downswing as well. It matches up to that trail-arm action on the golf club. So, if we do it all correctly, you feel that right elbow soften going back up to the top.
Again, feel it get back behind your hip like you’re trying to drop your elbow into your butt pocket. Feel that elbow get back, smash it down to the ball, and have an awesome delivery into the impact area. This is a great tip and a great use of your trail arm to slot the golf club if you struggle doing it, because if you can get your hands a little deeper, your elbow a little deeper, especially if you have a hard time doing this, it’ll help push that club from the inside and you can start hitting some tight little draws.
30-40 Yard Bunker Shot Golf Tip
Golf Instructor Butch Harmon shows you how to handle a 30-40 yard bunker shot to an elevated green on location at Palmetto Dunes in Hilton Head Island, SC.
How to Start the Downswing
In this video I explain a feel drill I have used with players for many years to help them start the downswing correctly. It is a simple drill but it has huge results especially for players who have spent many years fighting sliced golf shots and short drives. I am sure it can similarly help you to start the downswing correctly and also increase the distance you hit your golf shots.
Making a swing change is never easy, but there is a best way to go about it so that you can make the change as quickly as possible.
Golf Swing Mistakes
Amateurs often struggle with these golf swing mistakes because of 2 major swing flaws. They think they need to swing much faster than they actually do to generate power and distance.
Even some golf professionals find that they must simplify their golf swing thoughts slow down their tempo when they fall into the habit of rushing their swings.
Golf swing – Be deliberate with all the actions you take prior to taking your stance and setting the club behind the ball. Walk up to your ball slowly. Take relaxed, easy practice swings.
Maintain lag Golf Drill
One of the simplest lag drills to feel the correct delivery sequence. Hips initiate, handle leading, trapping the ball against the ground.
This lag drill from instructor Zach Allen will help you maintain lag in your downswing, which is a key to speed, power and consistency.
Too many of you are killing your chances of longer distances by how you are gripping the golf club.
How You Hold The Club is Killing Your Accuracy and Distance… But there’s an instant simple golf fix!
In this video you will learn why this mistake hurts your golf swing and causes inconsistencies and low swing speeds.
When you fix the common error with the simple fix, right away you will… Instantly Get You More Distance With Every Club Actually Help You Play More Consistently…