Fix Your Golf Swing by Mastering The Impact Position - Todd Graves
Todd Graves explains that the root cause of poor contact is a lack of understanding of the impact position. He demonstrates how to manually set into a correct Single Plane Swing impact—featuring a tilted body, lead arm extension, and stable lead knee—to build the necessary habits for solid ball striking.
Solid contact is impossible if you cannot physically demonstrate a correct impact position.
A perfect impact includes a tilted body, slight rotation, a stable lead knee, and hands leading the clubhead.
The lead arm should be straight while the trail arm remains slightly bent at the moment of impact.
Building a 'habit' of impact through rehearsal is the fastest way to improve your overall swing.
The Single Plane Swing simplifies the move back to impact by aligning the body correctly at setup.