Remove early extension and add rotation will result in a balanced golf swing. The SECRET to a balanced swing is revealed in this video. The combination of two moves will demonstrated, fix and explain how early extension can be removed and a balanced finish can be implemented.
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5 Comments
I tell people to build their swing from the finish and go backwards. If you lose balance during your swing or finish, your shot most likely not great.
Definitely give it a go
Perfect timing Steve! Actually been working on eliminating my early extension lately. Video helped me realize it was happening and how bad it is. Looking forward to practicing with folded towel. Thanks and be well!
That’s a really good illustration. I assume this stops sway on the back foot too as your front is restricted.
Had to stop the vid and try it myself for a couple minutes in the driveway – outstanding drill! Sharing this with a couple of my buddies too, one in particular really needs get on his front foot more and this REALLY helps get the "feel" for what that means! Thanks!