PGA instructor Stuart Cartwright hosts a comprehensive live coaching session focused on refining the takeaway and optimizing the release. He demonstrates the 'Broom Drill' to fix postural collapses and provides specific technical adjustments for common misses like the 'chicken wing' and low-spinning iron shots. The stream emphasizes simple, data-driven feels that golfers can apply immediately to improve strike and distance.
To fix a 'chicken wing,' externally rotate the lead forearm and lengthen the lead leg to open the hip through impact.
A takeaway should feel like the grip moves down and in while the clubhead moves up to create proper leverage.
Increase spin on low-launching shots by weakening the grip or adding more cup to the lead wrist to increase dynamic loft.
For short 1-2 yard chips, avoid over-accelerating the handle; let the clubhead feel like it moves first to normalize the attack angle.
Use the Broom Drill to ensure the club stays on plane; the broom should point toward the ball at delivery, not behind you.