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Brit Golf Dad explains a mechanical correction for golfers who consistently miss into the right trees. By rotating the left elbow to point toward the target at setup—a technique used by Gary Player—golfers can create a 'bias' that prevents the club from dragging outward during the downswing.
The natural 'lever' of the golf club tends to drag itself to the right during the downswing due to low hand positioning.
Contradicting Ben Hogan's 'elbows to hips' advice, the creator suggests rotating the left elbow to face the target.
This left arm bias naturally raises the left shoulder and creates a slight body tilt for a more stable impact.
Perform a 'wooden waggle' to confirm the left arm remains in this target-pointing position before starting the backswing.