This NEW Downswing Move is Getting Amateur Golfers Driving It Like Pros!
Golf instructor Steve Pratt breaks down why popular downswing trends—like forced shallowing and dropping the handle vertically—cause golfers to get stuck and hit costly blocks or hooks. He explains how turning the torso naturally drives the club handle diagonally toward the ball, producing proper clubhead shallowing and square face impact.
Avoid pulling the arms downward or dropping the club handle vertically at transition.
Initiate the downswing by unwinding the torso rather than using independent arm and hand pulling.
Allow the handle to travel diagonally out toward the ball early in the downswing, which naturally shallowing the clubhead.
Maintain forward spine tilt through impact so the club handle arcs naturally around the body after passing the trail leg.
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