PGA coach Kerrod Gray and instructor Yan analyze Tommy Fleetwood's iconic low-finish swing, revealing it as a specialized 'anti-left' move. The video demonstrates the 'hit hard, stop quick' drill, which prevents the hips from stalling and stabilizes the clubface through impact. Golfers will learn how to sequence their body and arms to eliminate hooks and improve ball-striking consistency.
Stopping the finish at chest height forces the body to rotate more aggressively through the hitting zone.
The low finish acts as an 'anti-left' move by preventing excessive clubface rotation and lateral hip sliding.
Focus on an 'umbrella' look between the shaft and body during the follow-through to ensure proper sync.
The 'World's Longest Chip Shot' variation helps golfers feel ground force and extension without a long backswing.
Stalling the hips often leads to a 'flip' release and violent hooks; rotation is the key fix.