This Drill Makes the Downswing EASY — Shallow & Add Power Fast #golf #golfer #golflife
Golf-Ed demonstrates a highly effective wall drill designed to fix steep, over-the-top downswings. By focusing on backswing extension and a ground-up transition sequence, golfers learn to shallow the club path and maintain leverage for increased power and control.
Shallowing means the club travels down the trail forearm and slightly behind the hands during the downswing.
A steep, over-the-top move is often caused by collapsing the trail arm in the backswing and starting the downswing with the shoulders.
Maintain full arm extension until the lead shoulder is even with the ball to create space for the transition.
The downswing must start from the ground up, with weight shifting to the left heel to allow the arms to drop closer to the body.
Using a wall provides physical feedback to ensure the hands pull inward and shallow out rather than pushing outward toward the ball.