Train a better golf swing with these 3️⃣ simple steps

PGA instructor Rob Cheney presents three simple steps to improve golf swing speed, geometry, and contact consistency. Using radius management drills, an alignment stick through the belt loops, and a Strike Wedge aid, golfers learn how to refine downswing sequencing and optimize attack angle from P3 to P9 positions.

• Squeeze a ball between your forearms during swings to maintain radius control and consistent contact.
• Place an alignment rod through belt loops and bring your arms down in front of it during transition for proper downswing sequence.
• Use a low-point aid like the Strike Wedge to train optimal attack angle and impact delivery.
• Practice abbreviated P3-to-P9 swings (arm parallel to arm parallel) to add arm speed without over-lengthening the backswing.

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