I Stopped Doing THIS and My Swing Transformed Overnight
PGA golf coach Jay Kelly conducts an in-depth swing analysis with Josh Oddy to correct a late recentering pattern and narrow downswing structure. By shifting weight to the lead side earlier during the backswing and employing a resistance band drill to preserve arm width, Josh shifts his club path in-to-out, gains compression, and boosts clubhead speed.
Recentering weight onto the lead side earlier in the backswing (by P2/P3) moves low point forward and promotes an in-to-out swing path.
Hanging back on the trail leg too long forces a narrow, pulling downswing and heavy reliance on active hand releases.
Maintaining lead arm width from top of backswing into transition creates space to post up through impact and generate speed.
Driver swing direction must account for positive attack angle to maintain an optimal draw curvature relative to tee height.