Brit Golf Dad breaks down golf swing fundamentals, focusing on setup posture, arm biasing, and downswing path. He outlines a distinct posture routine, the wooden waggle, and a descending spiral downswing visual to resist club drag and eliminate slices.
Biasing the lead arm by rotating the left elbow outward at setup counteracts swing asymmetry and helps prevent slices.
Establish proper posture by extending the arms, tipping from the hips, and then crouching with the knees while maintaining spinal angles.
Use a controlled 'wooden waggle' prior to the backswing to lock in distance and alignment.
Pull the club down along an imaginary descending spiral staircase handrail to offset club head drag and hit a consistent draw.