This Simple Drill Transformed Golfer’s Takeaway
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- Опубліковано 26 чер 2023
- Discover the remarkable power of a simple drill that has completely transformed golfers' takeaway. In this groundbreaking video, we unveil a simple yet highly effective drill that simplifies the golf takeaway and delivers incredible results in just a matter of minutes. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced golfer, this drill will revolutionise your golf swing, helping you achieve greater consistency, power, and precision in your shots. Say goodbye to complicated swing thoughts and hello to a streamlined, effortless motion that produces remarkable improvements. Join us as we walk you through step-by-step instructions, making it easy for anyone to implement this game-changing drill. Get ready to witness your backswing undergo a mind-blowing transformation!
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This simple drill Harry by pushing the hands down on the takeaway is an excellent one! What I have been doing for over a year now is pushing the butt end of the club down with my left hand and at the same time, pulling the shaft up with the right hand. Basically, the same idea as what you have explained. This move also produces a flat left wrist and a bent back right wrist and does keep the arms more in front of you as you rotate your body. Good Job Harry! You're an excellent source of information!!!
Hi John, thank you, yes this concept is a great concept for anyone to achieve a much squarer face on the takeaway and a more reliable swing plane/ path! I find it interested that you feel it in the left hand moving the but end of the club down, would you say this causes the same outcome or a slightly different one?
@@harryshawgolf I went back and tried the takeaway as I do it and tried to see if there is a difference in what you demonstrated. I believe I like your idea better. It seems like both hands are working as one unit by pushing both down on the butt end of the club which automatically pulls the club up. A "no brainer!" Thanks Harry for the question which led me to my solution.
You’re very welcome, make sure you take advantage of my other free tips using the link in the description!
@@harryshawgolf I've been a subscriber of your channel Harry since finding it. I have another young You Tube instructor, Giles Gill, who has helped me in certain areas.
That’s great, how long have you been subscribed to the channel?
Wow, second time this week you answered an issue I've been struggling with. My recent struggles were confusing me as I seen so many vids showing the takeaway with the shaft "appearing" to be horizontal and back from wrists. When pros swing I always go the impression that they keep the club head "out" in the backswing but nobody talks about it.
I'm guess the angle you show provides a much better wrist position..?
Very glad this has also helped you Lee! Yes, setting the club like this to start the golf swing (the takeaway) is one of a few great drills I teach to set the club in the 'ideal' position for wrist angles, alignment, and being on plane with the priorities being the swing path and face angle. There's another takeaway drill video I've done recently talking about another great method. Feel free to take a look, but give this one a try beforehand!
Works wonders, many thanks. Is the concept the same for the driver?
You're welcome, yes, I can look into producing a video regarding the takeaway with Driver if that helps?
This is great. I had super improvement using this technique. Glad I watched this video!
That’s great to note Mike, thanks for letting me know, keep me posted with how you get on. More like this to come 😎👊
@@harryshawgolf It was a game changer - so easy to implement on the first hole.
@@mikemcginnis1237 Class!
Why don't people simply suggest taking the club straight back with the hands?
It's a little more complicated than that, taking the cub back straight can mean different moves to different people so it's important to help golfers develop a good understanding of how to feel the correct move to take the club back rather than just saying 'move to this position' it's important to know how. How's your golf going?