Hands dropping and getting STUCK?

This is a snippet from an online lesson I had given a player recently who used to have really poor club movement and clubface control, which lead to a poor pivot in reaction.
We have since cleaned up those issues, but the residual effects of his poor hand path and pivot were creating some issues. That’s what we discuss here! 👌
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[@darrenfitzpatrick5331]

This drill is for me. I need to feel more “ott” (path 6-10 degrees right for an RH) and tend to early extend with the club to far behind which either forces a block or a rope hook. I think it comes from overdoing hip and shoulder separation. I need to feel hitting it with my trail hand from the top rather than bumping my hips toward the target and leaving my upper body behind me.

[@Blue_Dun]

It looks like your hands are coming too far from the outside and across to left too much when giving demonstrations with the stick

[@NakhjavaniGolf]

It’s meant to be an exaggeration away from their usual tendency of dropping the hands too much and then throwing them out to the right through impact.

[@Blue_Dun]

@@NakhjavaniGolf Ok, I understand the point of your video so don't get me wrong, I really like what you're saying here. There have been a lot of instructors on KZbin lately who have been teaching this drill where you drop your hands first thing. Its and old idea, but it seems to be gaining traction again. I get what they are driving at for people who don't get the arms and hands properly in the "slot." But I see this as leading to the problems you're discussing here. I gave your drill a go and it's a bit awkward trying to keep the stick under your arm properly, but it gives you the feel of keeping everything together. I see you are in Skillest....maybe I'll have you look at my swing. I've been regressing back to ground before ball strikes for some reason

[@NakhjavaniGolf]

You have to remember than any time you see a coach prescribing a “feel”, that it is specifically to correct an extreme movement pattern. Someone might need to feel the hands drop more in transition whereas others might not. Learning is subjective. No feel is good for everyone. And I’m on the Snead app 👍

[@Blue_Dun]

@@NakhjavaniGolf no doubt. But wrongly understood or implemented incorrectly (overcooked) it can really screw someone up. That is the problem with KZbin videos and not having one on one instruction (in my opinion😁) Anyway, yeah I did a search for you on skillest but you didn't come up. Never heard of the Snead app but I'll check it. Thank you.