🎯Setting up the right wrist angle on the backswing helps deliver the club head on plane.
🔀Leading with the trail elbow promotes a shallow downswing and square club face.
👐Keep the right hand pointed downwards during the downswing for better wrist alignments.
🎯Pushing the right elbow towards the left at the top helps shallow the club and improve structure.
🎯Aim straight or slightly left to promote correct internal rotation and prevent pulling the ball.
What is the importance of setting up the right wrist angle?
—The right wrist angle on the backswing sets the club head on a proper plane, leading to better ball striking.
How does leading with the trail elbow help the downswing?
—Leading with the trail elbow promotes a shallow downswing and square club face, resulting in better contact.
Why should I keep the right hand pointed downwards during the downswing?
—Keeping the right hand pointed downwards helps maintain proper wrist alignments and improves structure.
What is the benefit of pushing the right elbow towards the left at the top of the swing?
—Pushing the right elbow towards the left at the top helps shallow the club and improve swing plane.
Should I aim straight or slightly left?
—Aiming straight or slightly left promotes correct internal rotation and prevents pulling the ball.
03:00Setting up the right wrist angle and club head position on the backswing is crucial for delivering the club on plane.
06:30Leading with the trail elbow promotes a shallow downswing and helps maintain a square club face.
11:00Keeping the right hand pointed downwards during the downswing improves wrist alignments and swing structure.
14:30Pushing the right elbow towards the left at the top of the swing helps shallow the club and improve swing plane.
17:00Aiming straight or slightly left promotes correct internal rotation and prevents pulling the ball.
