This drill improves a number of really key movements in the swing into one simple focus for the player.
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6 Comments
This drill has really helped me. Whenever I overcomplicate the swing, I bring things to chest height and imagine a rounders swing. The sequencing, pressure shift etc seems to happen naturally.
That’s great to hear. It’s a really simple concept but works a number of important aspects of the swing.
I started learning golf about a year ago and was struggling with coming over the top. I saw a similar tip from Padraig Harrington that simulating a baseball swing can really help with it, and its certainly helped. I also find this horizontal swing is helpful as a dynamic warmup and getting a sense for good tempo.
I like it! Now I need a 3 foot tee, lol! Looking forward to trying this, it makes a lot of sense!
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This advice, given my many teachers, is still valid. A good reminder!