Why You Shouldn’t DROP Your Hands Then Turn ❌

In this lesson from Milo Lines Golf, Milo explains why trying to drop the hands before turning in the downswing disrupts proper swing sequencing and drains power. He outlines how blending body rotation with the arms creates a more fluid, athletic, and high-speed motion.

• Avoid treating the downswing as a two-part move of dropping the hands first and then turning.
• Synchronize hand path with body rotation continuously throughout the downswing transition.
• Focusing on dropping hands artificially slows down rotational speed and impairs dynamic impact.

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