The Only 5 Golf Swing Pieces That Really Matter
Today, you’ll discover “How To Use The Right Arm On The Downswing | Crazy Detail”
In today’s lesson…
You’ll discover the right way to use your trail arm in the downswing so you can start playing great golf.
Plus, you’ll find out how to imitate Jon Rahm’s right arm move…
…so you can STOP making the fatal trail arm mistake nearly every recreational player is making in their swing.
If you like detail, this one’s for you!
Today, you’ll discover “How To Rotate & Clear The Hips | Crazy Detail”
In today’s lesson…
Discover why moving your hips correctly in the golf swing makes it super easy to be consistent.
In fact, if you’re struggling with a hip sway…
…it’s actually another part of your body that you need to check to fix it!
If you’re into detail, this one is right up your alley.
The top pros typically have a perfectly flat left wrist coming through contact.
How do they do that?
I am sure you try and try to keep your hands ahead, compress the golf ball, and keep the wrist locked, but it just doesn’t work.
In this video, I go over the counter-intuitive way to keep your wrist flat through the hitting zone.
You actually want to let it bend just after contact.
I know it seems odd, but I will go over just how to make this happen.
The right way.
Let’s get started…..
In this video, you’ll discover the perfect golf set up.
You get a great video that’s jam-packed with details about your setup.
Your setup is important for your consistency. It’s also important for you to know the cause and effect relationships that concern your setup.
In this video, you’ll discover…
And there’s much more. There’s tons of great info in this video.
Watch now to get a thorough crash course about your setup!
In this video, you’ll learn the golf swing follow through in crazy detail.
You’re probably missing out on easy distance simply because you’re cutting off your follow through way too early.
To get that extra distance back, you need your hips, shoulders, arms, and club to work together all the way through to the top of your swing.
In this video, you get in-depth analysis of the follow through to show you how to finish your swing strong.
Discover…
Watch now to add speed to your swing!
In this video, you’ll learn how to hit every club consistently.
Everybody wants to crush 300+ yard drives and stick 180-yard iron shots near the pin…
That’s great and all, but if you really want to be a good golfer, you need to be consistent.
If your rounds are a roller coaster with one good shot followed by a top, or a chunk, etc…
Then you need to work on your consistency more than anything else.
In this video, you’ll get a very detailed analysis of your spine angle throughout the swing because a Stable & Fluid Spine is crucial for your consistency.
Watch now to hit solid shots every time!
Determining exactly how tight to hold the golf club can be really challenging and confusing for many players.
Should you hold on super tight to make sure you don’t throw the club…
Or should you use light grip pressure to ensure that the club can whip through contact?
And should your grip pressure be the same with both hands?
These are the questions I explore in this video.
You’ll learn, in crazy detail, everything you need to know about grip pressure throughout the swing.
You’ll find out…
Watch this video now to learn in-depth information about your golf grip pressure!
In this video, you’ll learn about the golf weight shift in crazy detail.
You’ll be introduced to the science behind your weight shift and you’ll see the weight shift in action from studying long driver Jamie Sadlowski.
Jamie produces a silly amount of power, so it’s great to see how he shifts his weight in the swing.
Here are a few topics explored in the video…
The shocking discovery when analyzing powerful swings is how early you need to start your shift.
Watch this video now to discover exactly how big hitters like Jamie Sadlowski shift their weight throughout the swing.
Learn these moves to add tons of power to your swing!
In this video, you’ll learn how to use the hips in the golf swing.
This is an in-depth look at the hips at address, in the backswing, and all the way through to your finish.
You’ll learn, in crazy detail…
Watch this video now to get an in-depth look at your hip movements…
And start hitting with more consistency and power!
In this video, you’ll learn the perfect elbow motion in crazy detail.
I get tons of questions about the elbows, so I want to show you what your elbows should be doing throughout the swing.
Your elbows at address, backswing, downswing, impact, and follow through are all covered.
Note that you should treat this video as an informational video, meaning that you don’t need to hit every single checkpoint perfectly in order to have a solid swing.
But if you’re way off from one of the main points, then that’s something you need to work on.
Below, you’ll get an overview of the main points of the video:
Make sure your elbows are relaxed in a natural position at address.
Some instructors recommend that both elbow pits pointed open, but there’s little evidence to support doing that.
Also, I haven’t seen many pros force their elbow pits open either.
Just keep your elbows in a natural position and don’t worry about it.
A good check for your elbows in the backswing is to look at the angle of the club.
If the club is vertical, your right elbow is likely flailing out a bit and that’s an unnecessary move.
If the club is too flat and nearly parallel with the ground, then your left arm is starting to roll over the right arm.
If you’re swinging at these extremes, then adjust accordingly by rotating your arms.
Generally, I recommend you have your right elbow pointing down.
It doesn’t need to be pointing straight down, but it helps to have it in that position.
However, if you have a flying elbow, that doesn’t mean you can’t make a good swing.
Jack Nicklaus had a flying elbow and John Daly’s flying elbow is even more extreme.
So do your elbows matter much at the top of the swing?
Yes.
Having your right elbow pointed down is more under control and will make it easier on you when transitioning to your downswing.
The more your elbow flies out, the bigger the move you’ll need in your downswing.
In the backswing, you have some leeway on how you take the club back.
However, in the downswing, you need to tighten up the range of your movements.
Your right elbow needs to be close to your body otherwise you’ll come over the top with your club.
Your left elbow should face towards the target at impact.
As you’ll see with big hitting pros like Adam Scott…
The left elbow points almost directly back at the end of the swing.
Adam Scott is very flexible, so note that you don’t need to have your elbow pointing back as much as he does.
But try to finish with as much rotation as you can without straining yourself.
Watch this video…
And compare the checkpoints to get a better understanding of how your elbows should move throughout the swing.
