The follow through can be a great indicator of how well the swing functioned. There are many different styles of finish and every one of them can tell a story. Learn more here.
Golf instruction has a fascination with what happens behind the ball. The takeaway- the backswing etc.... But how about if you changed your focus to the other side of the swing....
Slow arms during the swing can cause many issues. The body goes too early and stops. The hands pull down and throw the club. Try this drill to learn to be synched up
Having a strong pivot takes away any overuse of the hands. As Sam Snead so eloquently stated- "The feet govern the pivot". Watch one of my PGA Tour players use the Downunder Board for extreme training.
Golfers are always asked to keep their left arm straight throughout the swing and in doing so neglect the role the right arm has. Use this tip to allow both your arms to work in symmetry right throughout the swing.
Wrist strength creates wrist structure. If you can maintain a pretty structured pattern of wrist motion throughout the swing then the chances of a good solid shot increase. Learn more here as I explain wrist structure and how the drills I teach encourage it.
Many a poorer golfer falls backwards on their follow through. Why? It's all to do with weight shift. Watch and learn.
For the golfer who has difficulty delivering the club onto the ground and ball in a similar position - this mistake of changing your low point of the clubs delivery has a lot to do with the way the right arm works in the swing. Find your check points to better in this video
Accelerating out of a corner is something we all learn at drivers school when we learn to drive. Find out how that reflects on the golf swing also in this video.
Swing tempos aren't necessarily based on someone's personality of being fast or in a rush or laid back or slow. It has a lot to do with how good or strong you are in a certain area of your swing.
