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The Easiest Way For Fixing A Laid Off Backswing | GolfPass
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 5. 10. 2022
- GolfPass coach Nathalie Sheehan previews the key goals of her series, takes a viewer question about how to fix a laid off swing and teaches two drills to get the club into a more neutral position at the top.
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Awesome explanation, Nathalie! Thank you!
Very simple and pragmatic tip, thanks Natalie.
Superb tips! Helped me alot
Very good tip that I have not run across. Thank you
Much simplier than most. Feel the lead elbow pointing more at the ground. I get flat and laid off so super helpful video to understand why and how to fix đȘ
Great explanation of the common causes of a laid off backswing and smart drills for correcting. Well done and thanks Nathalie!
Thank you
Yum. and right on!
Lol can I play that wrist hinge move? I think that's my issue causing me to be laid off. I can set my wrist before doing anything else like you showed and guarantee I'll be in the correct position at the top. One thing I don't lack is distance so I'm not worried about losing a yard or two. To play it or not to play it? That is the question. đ
However I get laid off going back but then put my club in the correct position once I get up there. I think my brain subconsciously does this to give my lower body time to initiate the down swing. It takes a split second for me to adjust my club at the top and if I don't do this, my hands and arms start down at the same time I shift my pressure forward. I hit good shots from here most of the time but do want to change it so bad!
Who knew? I thought my pull hook came from the club being too step..
still teaching vertical hinge? lol