THE DOWNSWING/ 4:30 PATH

Lag- Loading- Angles.....Creating the loading of the shaft is crucial to keep the lag angle well into the downswing. Lag is your friend- IF you know how to do it correctly.

Many golfers are encouraged to open their hips on the downswing. But- what if I said opening the hips comes from doing something other than purposely trying to become open.

Many golfers' want to film their swing so they can see what they may be doing right or wrong. Without understanding exactly what you are looking for then this can be dangerous. Learn what you really need to pay attention to with this article.

The right arm action in the golf swing may be the most misunderstood action/reaction in what makes a good golf swing repeatable and efficient. Learn the true role of the right arm and hand here in this article.

Using the legs correctly in the downswing is a sure-fire way to help improve to a better swing path and overall better balance throughout the swing. This video combines many ideas previously shown about the legwork on the backswing and a drill to help make it all happen.

Using the drill 3 and the drill 6 to full effect will give any golfer the truest indication of how swing plane, path and face control work. In this video one of our website members shows us how the entry and exit work.

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We hear a lot about spine tilt. But what exactly is it and when does it actually appear in the golf swing?

Learning how to release the club from the 430 entry spot is absolutely the best way to ultimately learn how to slot the club better on the downswing. If you cannot HIT the ball from the 430 point, your body and brain will never allow you to approach from that spot