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James Ridyard demonstrates how to incorporate a 'float load' during the transition to improve impact quality and shaft lean. By maintaining soft wrists and utilizing a proper weight shift, golfers can avoid thin shots and ensure the club is driven by the body's pivot rather than excessive hand acceleration.
Soft wrists in the transition (the 'float') help create natural shaft lean at impact.
Avoid over-accelerating the clubhead past the body; let the pivot carry the club through.
Shift your weight to the left side as the 'float' occurs to synchronize the downswing.
A controlled follow-through where the clubhead stays in front of the chest indicates a well-timed delivery.
Focusing on the 'feel' of the transition can fix consistent thin-shot patterns.