TAThe Art of Simple GolfExternally rotate lead arm for grip
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TAThe Art of Simple Golf
MAMe And My GolfClose your shoulders so they align with the target, not left.
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The swing thought
Close your shoulders so they align with the target, not left.
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Why it works
This video teaches how to correct an over-the-top swing path by squaring your shoulders and forearms at setup.
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The 2-minute check
- Set your feet parallel to your target line.
- Close your shoulders so they align with the target, not left.
- Ensure your forearms are also matching the target line.
- Maintain strong knees and legs throughout the swing.
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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
Adjust spine angle at address
Feels like: “Feel tilted up”
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Why it works
This video teaches a simple driver setup adjustment using a golf ball box to promote a neutral club path and upward attack angle.
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The 2-minute check
- Place a golf ball box to the side of your golf ball.
- Address the golf ball box instead of the actual golf ball.
- Shift slightly more weight onto your back leg.
- Tee the ball higher to accommodate the new setup position.
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The swing thought
Increase backswing depth at the top
Feels like: “Grip of club behind your heels”
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Why it works
This video teaches how increasing backswing depth corrects an out-to-in club path, eliminating slices and fades with irons.
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The 2-minute check
- Rotate your upper body more in the backswing.
- Allow your hips and shoulders to turn more freely.
- Aim to get the grip of the club behind your heels.
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The swing thought
As you start the downswing, keep your right hip pushing into the chair as your left hip comes back to meet it.
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Why it works
This video teaches maintaining hip depth in the downswing, using a chair drill to prevent early extension and promote natural rotation.
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The 2-minute check
- Set up with a chair behind you, feeling your right hip push into it.
- As you start the downswing, keep your right hip pushing into the chair as your left hip comes back to meet it.
- Swing through, keeping the left hip connected to the chair as the right hip comes off.
- Practice 50-60% swings, focusing on pushing both hips back in the downswing.
- Gradually increase to full speed, maintaining the feeling of pushing your hips back.
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The swing thought
Keep your back to target
Feels like: “Delay the body turn”
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Why it works
This video teaches a simple drill to stop an over-the-top swing by delaying body rotation and letting the arms drop.
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The 2-minute check
- Swing to the top of your backswing.
- Delay your body turn on the downswing.
- Let your arms drop naturally into the slot.
- Feel your back facing the target through impact.
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The swing thought
Shallow the club from inside
Feels like: “Left bicep runs down pec”
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Why it works
Teaches the Justin Rose drill to shallow the club, improve club path, and achieve center-face contact for a powerful draw.
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The 2-minute check
- From the top of the backswing, bump your lower body slightly towards the target.
- Allow your lead bicep to run down your pec, letting arms drop shallow.
- Once shallow, rotate your body to bring the club back on plane.
- Practice the movement slowly, then gradually increase swing speed.
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The swing thought
Unrotate trail forearm to ball
Feels like: “Spin right forearm down”
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Why it works
This video teaches how to maintain trail wrist angle and elbow position through impact by controlling trail arm rotation in the backswing and downswing.
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The 2-minute check
- Perform mini swings with hands swapped, focusing on letting the trail elbow sit down in the backswing.
- Hold the club mid-shaft and practice rotating the right forearm down to square the clubface.
- Use a split-hand grip to perform mini swings, rotating the right forearm and side back to the ball.
- Maintain pressure on the shaft by continuously moving your right side through the shot.
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Keep left wrist flat
Feels like: “Maintain firm left wrist”
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Why it works
Teaches an impact dynamics drill using an 8-iron down the handle to improve ball-turf strike.
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The 2-minute check
- Set up in an impact position with an 8-iron choked down.
- Make a small backswing to hip level, dynamically turning hips.
- Add speed to the small swing, making it feel athletic.
- Repeat the process, focusing on the feeling of a good strike.
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The swing thought
Increase hip rotation in backswing
Feels like: “Hips turn fully, arms stay deep”
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Why it works
This video teaches how to shallow the club and improve iron striking by increasing hip rotation in the backswing, leading to a more neutral or draw-biased path.
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The 2-minute check
- Have some practice swings, back and through, ensuring you rotate your hips more.
- Set up without a ball, go to the top, and stop, focusing on a later hip turn.
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The swing thought
Maintain trail wrist angle through impact
Feels like: “Push down with trail hand pad”
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Why it works
Teaches how to improve iron contact and add distance by maintaining trail hand pressure and optimizing swing rhythm.
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The 2-minute check
- Set up with your trail arm elbow tucked in, pointing straight outwards.
- Push downwards and slightly left with the pad of your trail hand, not your fingers.
- Turn your entire trail side down and through the shot, maintaining the pad push.
- Make small swings, focusing on pushing through impact with your trail elbow tucked.
- Practice finding a rhythm to accelerate the clubhead without increasing backswing length.
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The swing thought
Delay hip rotation in downswing
Feels like: “Back faces target longer”
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Why it works
It teaches how to correct an over-the-top swing path and early extension by improving setup posture and delaying hip rotation.
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The 2-minute check
- Set up with weight balanced through the middle of your feet, not on your heels.
- In the downswing, keep your back facing the target and hips closed as long as possible, letting arms drop.
- Allow your wrists to soften and release naturally through impact.
- After impact, feel your right shoulder stays behind your head.
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The swing thought
Set the back of right wrist
Feels like: “Load it back in trail wrist”
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Why it works
This video teaches how to correctly set the lead and trail wrists in the backswing for improved clubface control and shaft lean.
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The 2-minute check
- Attach an alignment stick to the club, extending up your lead side.
- Take your backswing, feeling the lead hand push down and trail hand pull back.
- Ensure the alignment stick slides down your lead quad, indicating correct wrist set.
- Turn to the top, ensuring the stick points slightly in front of you.
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The swing thought
Maintain width in backswing
Feels like: “Hands further from head”
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Why it works
This video teaches how to square the clubface and achieve a wider, shorter backswing to hit the driver straighter and further.
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The 2-minute check
- Feel a wider and shorter backswing, keeping hands further from your head.
- Maintain a full body turn while achieving a wider backswing.
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