Drill to Create Good Trail Arm Structure in Backswing

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How the trail arm moves in the backswing is an important thing to look at as where it ends up would influence where it goes in the downswing. So in this video, we talk about how to get good trail arm structure in the backswing, to give ourselves the best chance at success!!! =)
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[@louisolivierfortin]

Excellent tip! It’s part of the solution to avoid getting stuck in the downswing for sure

[@anon8095]

Always brilliant. Taking it to the range today. Thanks.

[@leeseoWestport]

Nice! My arm unit has been the bane of my backswing for the year.

[@LarryCheungGolf]

its definitely getting better =)

[@merkeva1841]

thanks larry perfect drill for me

[@jacobmccain8082]

Thats a great tip for those who are OK with a push draw. I have trouble with it hitting it straight or with a fade. Any tips? Is it basically all rotation? I feel like I just can't get out of the way fast enough.

[@LarryCheungGolf]

not sure what you are asking, but you can hit any ball flight from a good backswing with your trail arm like this =)

[@jacobmccain8082]

@@LarryCheungGolf If you keep the trail arm where you discuss in the video, then proceed to flatten out and rotate, I have trouble keeping the path left enough to keep it straight/hit a fade. I generally hit a bit of a draw with it.

[@geoffreyfoo312]

Good one LC. Any thoughts on the rotational condition of the trail forearm on the take back to the top of the backswing to avoid a crossover?

[@LarryCheungGolf]

depends on the player =)