Milo Lines explains his top drill to eliminate left-side misses by quieting 'active hands' through the impact zone. By practicing a low-energy 'transport' or check-swing, golfers learn to clear their lead side effectively, allowing the body to lead the club rather than the hands flipping through. This sequence helps players master their start line and improve overall ball-striking consistency.
Hitting the ball left (pulls/hooks) is often a result of hands 'taking over' because the lead side isn't clearing properly.
Use a low-energy 'transport' drill to feel the club stay to the right of your body through impact.
The proper sequence involves winding up, falling down/forward into the lead side, and then turning.
Clearing the lead side allows the hands to 'chill out' and avoids the premature unloading of speed (flipping).
A check-swing finish helps verify that the club was transported by the body rotation rather than the wrists.