The Easiest Way to Shallow the Club

Marcus Bell from GRF Golf demonstrates effective drills to shallow the golf club effortlessly in the downswing. By using wall feedback and proper transition feels, golfers learn to keep the club head behind the body, create width, and generate effortless power.

• Shallowing the club allows the clubhead to fall behind the body, opening up space and time in the downswing.
• Use a wall drill by running the clubhead down the wall during transition to feel width and a shallow delivery path.
• Avoid hanging back or side-bending excessively to move the club; let the arms stay wide and shallow naturally.
• A shallower path creates a lower-effort, more repeatable ball flight with easy compression and distance.

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