Warren Bennett demonstrates a effective training drill using a club placed behind the thighs to eliminate early upper-body rotation and 'spinning out' during the downswing. By promoting lateral lower-body pressure shift and keeping shoulders closed longer, golfers can easily drop the club into the slot to cure a slice and strike irons and driver from the inside.
Spinning out early with the shoulders forces an over-the-top path and heavy reliance on compensations.
Place a club behind your upper thighs to rehearse keeping your lower half structured and closed as you shift pressure forward.
Allow the lead knee and hip to move laterally towards the target in the transition to drop the arms naturally into the slot.
When hitting driver, keep your head behind the ball while allowing the lower body to shift forward to produce an inside-out draw trajectory.
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