Stop keeping your left arm straight

[@PeterKnightGolf]

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[@candyflash]

I have looked at 3 videos on straight left arms and this is the only one that makes sense. Good stuff thanks.

[@PeterKnightGolf]

Thanks Richard

[@paulegli302]

Excellent video. Am on the way to our course and certainly will try to follow your advice. Thanks a lot for this very clear explanation!

[@paulegli302]

Peter, just back from the course. YOU MADE MY DAY!!! Thanks a million for your left arm tips. It perfectly works!

[@PeterKnightGolf]

Glad it helped Paul. Did it result in a PB?

[@paulegli302]

Now what’s a PB?

[@stevencail4643]

Paul Egli personal best score

[@benoto1014]

Brilliant thank you!

[@peterheadland7066]

I like Peter , great drill

[@PeterKnightGolf]

Thanks Pete

[@brianwagner9518]

just watch Tom saguto he tells it best

[@pema1353]

Why this title? You are keeping your left arm straight. Or do I miss something?

[@PeterKnightGolf]

It stay straight, not rigid. It is the tension we need to avoid.

[@pema1353]

@@PeterKnightGolf Thank you for answering.

[@shawnkirkpatrick906]

Your left arm is rod straight, so how is this not a good thing again? Just asking the question. Look at all the greats of the game very few with any bend in their left arm. And the guys playing now all of the highly ranked players play with a stiff left arm , not just straight. Take a look at Mcilroy, Johnson and Thomas. Not a hint of bend. I think your analysis is flawed.

[@rlake349]

I think he’s trying to say don’t be so rigid in the left arm if it’s not working for you. Jordan Spieth has a bent left forearm in his swing, other players like Brooks Koepka and Lee Westwood somewhat chicken wing at impact, all great ball strikers.

[@gcoffey223]

If your forcing your left arm to straight, it causes tension. Tension is a distance killer, especially if you are getting older.

[@nohiorick]

Look at Freddie Couples.