In this video we discuss the important of shallowing out the golf club through transition & downswing. This can often be referred to as “over the top”, which can lead to poor contact and sliced golf shots.
Often times golfers struggle with the tendency of an out-in path, and incorrect swing plane through transition and downswing. This is only one of many key concepts when looking to improve your ball flight, power, and strike consistency.
Key Takeaways:
1. Maintain tilts in transition as you change direction of pressure shift towards target.
2. Utilize the hip tilt in maintaining stable backswing- sometimes golfers forget creating proper hip tilt improves shoulder tilt consistency.
for correct sequence in leading to proper path.
3. Pressure shift towards target initiates downswing- lower body leads downswing.
4. Checkpoint- Shaft below right shoulder in transition as change of direction is initiated.
-Reminder: Without Shoulder Tilt, The Lead Arm Will Not Remain Straight In Backswing. Practice Lead Shoulder Down, Arms Wide & Extended At Top Position-
