How the Hands Lower in the Downswing vs Pulling Hands Down

[@sirchewtrain]

“If the wrists are loaded properly”. Ahah moment. Combined with the downhinge I learned from your videos last year has really helped develop my swing.

[@WilliamWilsonEgoliGolf]

Outstanding, proper instruction, once again Larry... Thanks!, William

[@justinstephenson9360]

I have seen so many people talk about pulling the hands down, or pulling a chain down and it is always wrong if done excessively. As Larry correctly shows all that happens is the shaft steepens too early and in the worst cases the club head momentum results in the head coming over the top of the shaft. Obviously the hands do have to move down, otherwise you cannot hit the ball(!), but it is when in the downswing that happens and, as Larry says, gently rather than with force I have had great results with the first move of the hands in the downswing being forward (and therefore the trail shoulder moving forwards) which shallows out the shaft and gives me the room to swing down and left (I am a right handed golfer). Probably not the Larry approved method, but it has worked for me

[@LarryCheungGolf]

some of my clients have hands outwards as the first move, its totally fine as long as it fits the rest of the movement =)

[@sdrum13]

My swing thought to help with this move is getting my hands farther away from the target line/ball when the arms drop.

[@josurke]

Haven’t ask is this like a studio or some golf practice place

[@LarryCheungGolf]

its a teaching studio that I use =)