The Golf Lesson You've Never Had | Build The Perfect Finish

What is the function of the follow-through in the golf swing?
Of all the golf instruction videos and articles out there, a small percentage discuss the subject of the finish or follow-through. However, where and how you finish the swing has a significant impact on what you do before that point, as well as how consistent (or not) your swing will be.
If we consider the function of the follow-through, one of its main purposes is to slow the club down to a complete stop in a fraction of a second both SAFELY and without compromising the GEOMETRY of the stroke, allowing you to swing fast enough to hit the ball far, but also maintain the swing alignments to the point you are able to control the direction of your shots.
I often get asked why the follow-through even matters as "the ball has already gone", but then the question would be "why follow-through at all? why not just stop at the ball" - that makes no sense either.
You should consider a good follow-through and finish in the golf swing like a destination you drive to on a regular basis. The journey is comfortable and familiar involving the same route to get there each time. It's predictable and consistent. Conversely, a destination that is new every time involves a very different route and a very different outcome each time - much like a golf swing follow-through that is random and chaotic.
Learn to finish in the correct place EVERYTIME using the drill you will find in this video... and the best thing is, it's so easy to do!
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[@juancarlosmaeso8350]

This is pure gold, Rob. Thank you so much for making clear such a key point. I would suggest you post a video about how to fade the ball with irons, given the S&T draw-oriented bias, I find it extremely difficult to fade the ball using S&T set up. And the chapter on “attachements” of Michael Bennet and Andy Plummer’s book is quite confusing to me. Thank you in advance, at any time you come back to Spain I’ll be delighted to attend your teaching

[@michaelturner3761]

Very interesting

[@robinbell8514]

Thank you for reinforcing my GolfTec training, you have made my journey a joy in diligence.

[@mruhuji]

Just found this video on full finish golf swing.. what a gem.. what is the correct sequence for this drill? 1. Extend arms, cock wrist, slide hip & turn? Or 2.Extend arms, slide hip, turn & cock wrist? Thanks for this great video.

[@jcpeel6406]

This video and explanation was exactly what I needed to see and hear today. My goal is be become more consistent and hit my greens and stop pulling the ball. Your demo and drills will help me get better for on follow through. Thanks Rob!

[@trippberry3373]

Rob, what a secret, what a lesson. After a couple of practice sessions and rounds the results are amazing. The club head stabilization I feel I've never felt before. Can vary trajectory with hand position at the finish and works really well on short pitches as well. You are the best!!!

[@russquick7899]

Good morning from sunny North Carolina. Have always had balance issues at swing conclusion but this visual gives me the matrix to stay in control. Adds perfectly to the downswing video. Thanks as always.-Stay safe-Russ

[@alvor2762]

Both myself and a playing partner after all the years have only recently got to grips with the body rotation and position in the follow-through and now both of us can really feel and see the difference it makes. For me I am increasing distance and and I feel far more comfortable when its coordinated correctly. This video comes at a very timely period where we are both concentrating on the body rotation and follow through. Thanks Rob for all your advice.

[@johnbuck2093]

Rob, your explanations are great. Easy to understand and is very helpful. Great video!

[@edogaktop]

Recently I have been practicing lower flighted shots by holding off my finish. Every swing feels like a 3/4 swing, fly lower, and generally goes straighter and farther. What I haven't tested is if this kind of shot can hold the greens as I am always worried it may roll too far. Thank you for the video - as far as I know you are the only one that advocates doing this on every shot. Would you also encourage doing this to driver/fairway woods/hybrids as well?

[@steven3747]

Rob, I am obviously a year late to this discussion and not sure if you will even see this. Nevertheless, while I fully agree with you about the importance of proper follow through and completion of the swing, how does this align with your passion for the "swing fast and stop quick" drill? The two concepts seem mutually exclusive to me. Thank you.

[@randykinkade1940]

Thanks Rob. Very helpful and appreciated as always. Thank you for all your videos.

[@Stealth534]

This should be included in Golf's Bible! Very effective. Thank you so much Rob!

[@max-7759]

Always a step beyond with your fridays lessons. I ll test it today. Still thanks a lot Rob.

[@dpm1964]

Excellent video Rob. Thank you. Agreed, enough talk about the follow through. I'm definitely breaking down after impact by bending my arms to get to the finish. Bad mechanics and bad flexibility. I will start to work on this.

[@GarathMaenpaa-ro6nl]

Rob Can you clarify ? Rehinging the club to slow the club down .?You look like you are radial deviating the trail wrist or are you extending it? Thanks

[@veerupatel6841]

Great demonstration of finish with hands and body connected all the way. Have been playing a while but now today I realised what exactly happened when I recently had two bad holes and yet played so well overall ...😳

[@alfshooter]

Saludos Master, excelente!!

[@chipnelson522]

Have you ever done a video on how to extend thru impact. I saw the video on where the finish position should be. I am looking for a drill so I can feel how extend my legs and spine with hitting thin shots.

[@chipnelson522]

@@golftecasia thanks that helps😊

[@bobp.6337]

What do you then say about the very many pros who finish with club at the back of their neck? Where you finished plus momentum?

[@arthurford829]

I heard Gary Player say that the finish position, P10, indicates that you’ve done everything correctly in the swing.

[@davidkott1596]

Hey Rob, any differences with the driver? Nice job, my friend.

[@robynhopkyns6150]

does your finish change for different shots? fade draw high low?

[@Alan_Edwards]

It's interesting I was in the yard today, even though it was only about 40 degrees, working on one of your other tips about the back swing and was thinking my follow through was inconsistent. I have been doing a lot of "Hit Hard Stop Quick" practice lately too so have not been really following thru much at all, which in the end is a good thing since I don't want to take all the work I have been doing and go back to my old follow thru. Now I have a target that makes sense and is in line with your other S&T videos and drills. Hands down you have the best S&T training videos on You Tube my friend and I recommend then highly to anyone who wants to learn the S&T method. Just outstanding stuff man.

[@Alan_Edwards]

@@golftecasia Well deserved sir

[@mikewills9053]

Rob is the best golf instructor hands down! Thanks for all you do!

[@Alan_Edwards]

I totally agree

[@panojm]

Just what I was realizing I needed. Many many thanks.

[@northotagogolf]

Bad finish, bad strike - good finish, good strike.

[@seniorswing8441]

Hello, i am changing from punching to real finish position and find that left wrist more active ( bowing to bending) than the left arm should be ( ref. power of the left arm). Is it the way should be?

[@jeremiahmclane2374]

Rob, my ball striking has greatly improved with your help, but the one fault that's killing me is blocking the driver out to the right and it's not drawing back, how do I fix a block fade with the driver?

[@amitray8589]

You are spot on, Rob! Set the "destination(finish point)" right before getting on the journey - what a profound statement you make in this video! Your step by step instruction to set that destination is just brilliant- so easy to implement on course! Thanks a pile, Rob

[@rangers-qt6fx]

Good video, don’t see that side of golf swing always wondered why? Crispy!

[@topdrillsgolf857]

A shorter, more controlled finished... Excellent advise! Thanks for the lesson. 👍

[@deviusfeilds]

Thanks for taking the time to read this Two things. 1)For this video: your clear explanation for a visual learner is ideal. I need to do this more. 2) Before 3 weeks ago, I'd purposely not hinged my wrists (only 2.5 years playing golf, why introduce a fault). Your previous 2 wrist videos gave me the correct instruction and confidence to try. Went to the range and added at least ten to 15 metres to all my irons. I was hitting 10 meters into a wind blowing directly into my face. I'm ever so grateful PS I recently hit 84 (first time sub 90). #gridlife

[@marvreimer8198]

Was working on this at the range this evening. Great results. Excellent instruction. Thanks.

[@marvreimer8198]

What about with the driver? Is it different enough to warrant a separate video?

[@tomrichards4606]

Hi Rob - as usual, we’re going to ask the same question: do you recommend doing this drill with the driver too?

[@stephruben880]

Hello, if the answer is "no" I quit golf and I'm going to live on the moon where the gravity prevents playing this game ;)

[@darrenhadden1037]

Hold that umbrella! Good video Rob!

[@darrenhadden1037]

@@golftecasia Awesome as usual Rob! Love the umbrella pic .... cheers

[@galtobell1]

Rob, great video! Thanks for your expertise! 🏌🏽‍♂️