He Finally Fixed His Flat Shoulder Turn With This! (LIVE Golf Lesson)
In this live lesson, coach Milo Lines demonstrates how to fix a flat shoulder turn in the golf swing. By guiding student Mark to stretch the right side of his ribcage tall in the backswing and maintain body inclines into transition, they eliminate steep downswings and left pulls. Milo also introduces the 'spokes on a wheel' concept to reduce overactive hand manipulation.
A flat shoulder turn forces vertical arm movement, leading to a steep downswing and pull misses.
Focus on stretching the right side of the ribcage tall during the backswing to create proper shoulder inclination.
Maintain body inclines into transition rather than prematurely leveling the shoulders to the horizon.
Treat your arms like spokes on a wheel so full-body rotation naturally moves the club without jerking the hands.
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