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By saevel25 ·
1. Hands are higher and right elbow less bent at top of swing (will work more on this). The swing can be shorter in a good way or not so good way. Good way being my right elbow stays less bent. Adding in feeling the hands coming to a nice slow stop at the top. Like a car that slowly presses on the brake to stop. Get to hands higher, and less elbow bend with good rate. I need to really focus on controlling the backswing. I am catching myself making swings where my hands get to A3.5-ish (feel like), and then they wrap around my right shoulder (gaining depth). 2. The hands move better in transition. More down and back behind me. Better way is back of right hand down to right pocket. I need to do this without lowering my right shoulder, tilting back. I am getting a lot of the tipping back move lately. So, when I try to make full swings, I get thin and fat shots, and strikes off the toe. 3. Better flow to the swing. Current Drill 1. Swing up as far as I can go while keeping my eyes on the ball. Usually feels like I get a BIG stretch in my right side. The swing feels like it stops around A3-A3.5. Pause here. 2. Take back of right hand down to right pocket. Pause here. 3. Slight pump and hit the ball with my turn. Even here I can get into a bad habit of tilting back. When I make the pump, the first move sometimes is tilting back, not turning through. -
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