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Shallowing The Shaft In Downswing

Shallowing The Shaft In Downswing - Many students come into The Golf Room and have the tendency to spin their shoulders and hips out too early. This causes the shaft to get too steep and from there you'll be forced to use hand manipulation through impact to square club face. Ideally, you want to shift into your lead foot while staying patient at the top of the swing so you can let the club shallow and fall on plane. From this ideal on plane position, when your left arm is parallel to the ground, you are able to use your pivot (or body rotation) to square the club face though impact instead of relying on your hands to time it. SIGN UP NOW - THE GOLF ROOM EVERYWHERE! ➡️ https://www.thegolfroomeverywhere.com FOLLOW THE GOLF ROOM ON SOCIAL MEDIA: ➡️ Facebook:   / thegolfroom   ➡️ Join The FREE Facebook Community:   / thegolfroom   ➡️ Instagram:   / the_golf_room   ➡️ Twitter:   / thegolfroom   ✅ Main Website: https://www.thegolfroom.com 🏌WHAT'S THE GOLF ROOM 🏌 The Golf Room is located in Dublin, Ohio and is THE ONE STOP SHOP FOR PLAYER DEVELOPMENT. We understand that for you to perform your BEST, you need to strike the ball well, have a great short game, be physically capable to withstand an entire round and know how to use your mind on and off the course. Without all of these facets practiced (with purpose) it's almost impossible for you to become your absolute 100% BEST. That's why I, Kyle Morris, opened The Golf Room. So me and my team could help you BECOME YOUR BEST providing you with instruction on The Skill, Body & Mind.