🗣️ Comment “PURE” to learn how controlling the finish builds real rhythm and ball striking

Golf coach Rob Cheney explains how practicing a controlled, short follow-through—inspired by Tommy Fleetwood—helps golfers develop rhythm and consistent contact. He demonstrates how to manage swing forces starting with a wedge and progressing to longer irons.

• Stopping early in the follow-through forces all swing components to synchronize at finish.
• Model your finish after tour players like Tommy Fleetwood for smoother rhythm and effortlessness.
• Start practicing controlled finishes with shorter clubs like pitching wedges before moving to mid-irons.
• Longer clubs create faster speeds and higher forces, making it harder but crucial to maintain finish control.

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