🗣️ Comment “PURE” to learn how to train better rhythm into your golf swing! Controlling the finish

Rob Cheney demonstrates how defining and controlling your follow-through position trains proper golf swing rhythm and improves ball-striking consistency. By halting the swing when the trail arm is parallel to the ground with zero wrist roll, golfers learn to manage swing forces effectively. Starting with a pitching wedge builds control before progressing to longer clubs.

• Start practicing swing rhythm with a pitching wedge before moving up to longer clubs and drivers.
• Stop your follow-through when both arms are straight and your trail arm is parallel to the ground.
• Ensure shoulders turn 90 degrees toward the target at the finish position.
• Avoid rolling or flipping the wrists through impact to maintain proper lead arm and shaft alignment.

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