🔑Maintaining shoulder tilt throughout the swing helps create a consistent swing plane and prevents the club from getting too steep or shallow.
🔑Lowering the right arm early in the downswing allows for a proper delivery of the club, improving power and accuracy.
🔑Bending the right arm in the backswing and straightening it in the downswing helps create lag and generates more clubhead speed.
Why is maintaining shoulder tilt important?
—Maintaining shoulder tilt helps maintain a consistent swing plane, allowing for more accurate and consistent ball striking.
What happens if I don't lower my right arm in the downswing?
—Failure to lower the right arm can result in an over-the-top swing, leading to slices and inconsistent ball contact.
Why should I bend my right arm in the backswing and straighten it in the downswing?
—Bending the right arm in the backswing helps create width and lag, while straightening it in the downswing generates power and clubhead speed.
02:09Maintaining shoulder tilt throughout the swing helps prevent steep or shallow swings.
03:40Lowering the right arm early in the downswing improves power and accuracy.
06:10Bending the right arm in the backswing and straightening it in the downswing creates lag and generates clubhead speed.
