KGKerrod Gray GolfKeep your lead wrist flat
STARTS AT 2:49 · RR 37
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KGKerrod Gray Golf
TAThe Art of Simple GolfExternally rotate lead arm for grip
STARTS AT 5:08 · RR 41
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The swing thought
Externally rotate lead arm for grip
Feels like: “Arm rotated, palm facing out”
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Why it works
This video teaches a chest-based aiming method and an external arm rotation grip to correct pull hooks and improve clubface stability.
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The 2-minute check
- Choose a target and imagine a laser beam from your chest pointing directly at it.
- Allow your arms to hang naturally, then externally rotate your lead arm to place your hand on the club.
- Keep the ball in line with the center of your chest at setup, forming your stance around it.
- Set up a camera behind you to check and rehearse your chest-based aiming regularly.
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The swing thought
Keep your lead wrist flat
Feels like: “No pressure from the tee”
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Why it works
This video teaches a simple tee drill to flatten the lead wrist at the top of the backswing, squaring the clubface.
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The 2-minute check
- Insert a golf tee into the top of your glove, running it straight up your wrist.
- Take practice swings, ensuring you feel no pressure from the tee digging into your wrist.
- Perform two or three practice swings to internalize the flat wrist sensation.
- Start by pitching a few golf balls at a slower speed, focusing on the start line.
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The swing thought
Turn your left shoulder from your chin
Feels like: “Left shoulder moves away quickly”
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Why it works
The video teaches how to correct a pushed shot by adjusting setup and improving the left side's turn through impact.
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The 2-minute check
- Ensure ball position is just left of center in your stance.
- Check your shoulder alignment to be parallel to the target line.
- Use canes on the ground to practice and verify your body alignment.
- Focus on getting your left side turning out of the way quickly through impact.
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The swing thought
Turn your body into the trail leg
Feels like: “Feel coiled up onto your right side”
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Why it works
This video teaches how to correctly load the trail leg in the backswing to improve strike consistency and generate more power.
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The 2-minute check
- Keep your right hip against a stick and turn your torso, feeling the coil.
- Perform practice swings, focusing on turning into your right leg and loading pressure there.
- Use a swing analysis app to get real-time feedback on hip and shoulder position.
- Exaggerate the feeling of loading the trail leg when hitting the ball.
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Drop hands and straighten right arm
Feels like: “Hands moving down and away”
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Why it works
This video teaches how to stop pulling iron shots by correcting an out-to-in hand path in the downswing.
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The 2-minute check
- Get to the top of your backswing and let your arms fall down.
- Feel your left arm coming across your chest towards your left side.
- Allow your right arm to straighten as your arms fall down.
- Chip a few shots, starting the ball right, to ingrain the feeling.
- Gradually add speed and body rotation once confident with the arm drop.
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The swing thought
Right shoulder tucks, then body turns
Feels like: “Tuck shoulder, then rotate hard”
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Why it works
This video teaches the 'Tuck and Turn Drill' to prevent pulling iron shots by properly engaging the right shoulder and maintaining spine angle.
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The 2-minute check
- Place a glove under your right armpit for feedback.
- Feel your right shoulder tuck into your body on the downswing.
- Practice half swings, tucking the shoulder, then rotating hard through.
- Set up with your spine tilted slightly away from the target.
- Bump your hips forward, keeping your upper body behind the ball.
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The swing thought
Cross your arms and hands over
Feels like: “Hit it to the left fielder”
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Why it works
This video teaches how to correct a golf ball push by properly clearing the left hip and crossing the arms and hands through impact.
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The 2-minute check
- When swinging down, shift your left hip one to two inches left, then turn it out of the way.
- Practice crossing your arms and hands over after making contact with the golf ball.
- Aim for the "left fielder" by releasing the clubhead fully, letting the toe cross the heel.
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The swing thought
Prevent clubhead from overtaking hands
Feels like: “Keep the butt end leading”
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Why it works
This video teaches a drill using a halfway-down grip to prevent the clubhead from overtaking the hands, eliminating pulls.
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The 2-minute check
- Grip the golf club halfway down the shaft.
- Ensure the butt end of the club leads through impact.
- Maintain distance between the club shaft and your body.
- Swing with intent and speed, as if hitting a real ball.
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The swing thought
Rotate your torso through impact
Feels like: “Club welded to your chest”
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Why it works
Teaches a connection drill using a putter cover to keep arms close to the body through impact, eliminating pushed shots.
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The 2-minute check
- Get in a little closer to the ball by bringing your feet in.
- Place a putter cover or object underneath your lead arm.
- Keep the object connected under your arm through the hitting position.
- Swing as if the club is welded to your chest, using your body.
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The swing thought
Release clubhead to catch up
Feels like: “Entire shaft hits the wall”
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Why it works
This video teaches how to eliminate pushed golf shots to the right using a hockey stick analogy and three specific drills.
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The 2-minute check
- Split your hands on a golf club and practice hitting a wall, feeling the entire shaft hit simultaneously.
- With a short iron, stay bent forward through impact, feeling the club stay low and go around your body.
- Place a stick 6-7 yards in front, aim at it, and make a less-than-full swing to start the ball left and curve it back.
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