In this lesson, Craig Jones from Face First Golf demonstrates how to gain 20 yards of distance using just a towel and a water bottle. By focusing on keeping the elbows together and pointed down, golfers can eliminate separation, deepen their shoulder turn, and master the 'effortless power' release position.
Keep elbows together and pointed down throughout the swing to synchronize the arms with the body.
Elbow separation in the backswing prevents a full shoulder turn and often causes an over-the-top move.
The 'Effortless Power Position' is an L-shape between the lead forearm and shaft where the toe whips past the heel.
Use a water bottle cap to visualize a flat lead wrist at the top of the swing for better face control.
Practice in short, 5-minute sessions at home to reinforce these feelings before taking them to the course.