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

In this instruction video, PGA golf instructor Rob Cheney demonstrates how practicing a controlled, Tommy Fleetwood-style short finish improves swing rhythm and contact consistency. He explains how starting with short irons and progressing to longer clubs teaches golfers to properly manage swing forces rather than letting the club pull them off balance.

• Stopping in a short, controlled follow-through forces all components of your body and swing to sync together at impact.
• Model your finish control after PGA Tour player Tommy Fleetwood for effortless rhythm.
• Begin practicing controlled finish positions with a pitching wedge before working up to longer irons.
• As clubs get longer and swing speeds increase, controlling swinging forces becomes harder, requiring greater body control.

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