The REAL Reason Your Downswing Falls Apart (It's Not What You Think)
Porzak Golf demonstrates why downswing flaws are usually athletic compensations for poor setup and backswing structure. By bracing the right knee inside the foot and achieving early wrist hinge, golfers avoid swaying and arm-floating. Utilizing the 'Cam Young' pause drill establishes a clear moment of zero in the transition for compressed, consistent contact.
Brace your right knee on the inside of your foot at setup to eliminate lateral sway.
Set wrist hinge early by pocket height so arms don't float and over-swing at the top.
Use a top-of-backswing pause ('Cam Young drill') to synchronize arm movement with lower body turn.
Rotate your body around your spine angle rather than sliding forward and backward.