Do This EVERYTIME With Your RIGHT Shoulder and Make Your BEST Golf Swings EVER!!
PGA Professionals Chris Dennis and James Robinson demonstrate how to use the right shoulder and arm to improve iron compression and distance. By utilizing the 'skimming a stone' analogy and maintaining bicep-to-chest connection, golfers can achieve proper forward shaft lean and consistent divots.
A neutral right-hand grip is essential to prevent the arm from disconnecting or restricting the backswing.
Keep the right bicep connected to the chest during the backswing and downswing to maintain control and width.
Use the 'skimming a stone' feel to deliver the club with forward shaft lean, which delofts the iron for more distance.
Compressing the ball requires hitting down through impact to take a divot after the ball, rather than flipping the wrists.
Proper right shoulder rotation prevents 'standing up' at impact, a common cause of high, short iron shots.