More Power + More Control? New Golf Swing To The Course
Professional golfer James Wiltshire shares his latest swing evolution with coach Liam Robinson, focusing on synchronization for high-speed control. He demonstrates the 'Step Off' drill to prevent the club from getting stuck behind active hips and showcases a 355-yard drive on the course. The video also covers short-game adjustments, specifically moving the body forward in chips to stabilize the low point.
Use a basket on the range to visually and physically block an out-to-in 'over the top' swing path.
The Step Off drill is vital for players with fast hips to help the arms stay in front of the body.
Maintain lead-arm connection during the release by imagining a glove or shirt tucked under the armpit.
For more consistent chipping, move the entire body forward during the backswing to keep the low point ahead of the ball.
Transitioning drills to the course requires programming 'feels' during the pre-shot routine rather than during the swing.