In this Porzak Golf instructional video, Mike Porzak demonstrates a wall-based drill designed to fix a disconnected backswing. By focusing on a continuous shoulder turn and keeping the trail elbow in front of the body, golfers can avoid the common mistake of 'lifting' the arms and hitting the wall behind them.
Avoid lifting the arms across the chest, which leads to immediate disconnection from the body.
Maintain a continuous turn throughout every 'frame' of the backswing.
Keep the trail elbow close to the lead arm and positioned in front of the body.
Use the lead shoulder to push the hands down the line of the feet for longer width.
Success is measured by completing the backswing turn without the club or arms hitting the wall behind you.