Stuart from Good Golf Coaching breaks down how changing handle track and weight pressure transforms the downswing. Using the Broom Drill and TheraBand resistance, he demonstrates how pulling the grip inward and moving weight into the heels squares the clubface naturally and eliminates over-the-top and extreme in-to-out swing paths.
Moving the handle around to the left through impact naturally squares the clubface without aggressive hand manipulation.
Maintain pressure in your heels during the swing to keep balance and allow proper body rotation.
Avoid dropping the arms straight down while keeping the back to the target, as this forces weight onto the toes and opens the clubface.
Place an alignment pad outside the ball to provide visual feedback and prevent shanking or throwing the club head outward.