Why Swinging Slower Actually Hits The Ball Further!

[@iowabowtech1]

This guy is one of the best instructors on KZbin. There are so many options out there it can be hard to know who's legit. If you are searching for that one channel to actually improve, this is the man to watch.

[@bryang949]

totally agree

[@simonevansengineeringelite4354]

Agreed

[@haroldaber5651]

WOW, Rod just explained my problem to straight pulls. This drill, plus the flat lead wrist and staying connected, has helped me immensely. Forget all other golf instructions. Rod is where you need to be for game improvements. Thank you, Rod.

[@bcwgobuffs1]

"the dreaded over the top move"... yes, very familiar with this.... gonna try more of this. Great video Rob.

[@robcheneygolf1]

Thank you, sir! 🙏🏻

[@simonevansengineeringelite4354]

Wow… watched this a few days ago as I knew I had a sequencing issue after playing the worst golf I’ve played in ages. I realized I was going from 0-100 as quickly as I could from top of backswing. Went out the next day and had huge improvement and much better ball striking. Many more habits to address but I am now a subscriber. Really well presented, with clear explanation im glad I found this valuable resource on KZbin and I’ve watched many! Thank you Rob. Going on a quest now to watch all your videos and recommend to others 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@robcheneygolf1]

That's great to hear, Simon. Thanks for watching and welcome to the channel!

[@tts8907]

It’s true and it’s contradictory to what so many golf instructors have been preaching for. The notion that you start your downswing with a hip turn has messed up many golfers. No worry- your hip turn will naturally take the lead later in the swing because the club-head has a much longer path to travel along. However, starting the swing with a pull down motion of your arms will get you on the right inside-out swing path and allow you to develop better rhythm as well as swing speed. Swing speed needs to happen at impact and through the impact zone, not at the beginning phase of your downswing.

[@robcheneygolf1]

Nicely said! 👍🏻

[@loslobos9461]

If you ‘slo-mo’ his ‘slo-mo’ swing, you can clearly see that his first move from the top of his swing, is the leftward move of his left hip. The downward arm movement is second. I understand what he’s trying to communicate and I will definitely try this swing tip.

[@knuteboy3778]

Well said. A metaphor to help me understand this is picture a horse race, but instead of horses you have your arms, shoulders, and hips each in a different gate. When the gun fires and the gates fly open this drill just ensures that the arms get a little bit ahead. Doesn't mean that they will win the race. There's a lot of controversy with this pull-down idea I've noticed. But you're not pulling down at the expense of the shoulders and the hips you're just ensuring proper sequence.

[@indianajim]

@@loslobos9461splitting hairs a bit but yes he’s emphasizing the conscious arm feel while the hips are moving naturally or subconsciously .

[@ritareed5414]

Thank you!

[@TTT-1961.]

I’m 63 YO, 5’8”. I was hitting the ball 230. My golf pro taught me this and now my miss is 260 and my great shot is 285+.

[@nia79nia]

I am 78 years old 4´9 and I also was thought this trick. Now I am hitting the ball 310 and that is with my spoon.

[@doe53]

I'm shorter and older than the both of you whipper snappers. With this trick I'm slapping it straight down the fairway 320+ with my bare hand.

[@cdunne1620]

@@doe53👏👏

[@funkyfinnegan]

@@nia79nialol

[@Cobusftwmahoniez]

I'm 83 YO 5"5. I was hitting the ball 300. My upstairs neighbour threw a party and now my miss is 310 and my great farts are the speed of light.

[@davidmartin4223]

I was taught this many years ago. It took me from 18 hcp to single figures including my best ever round of sub-70.

[@robcheneygolf1]

That’s great, David! Thanks for sharing your experience. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@jimcull7207]

There are several online instructors that I enjoy watching but when I want to really learn how to improve, Rob is the guy.

[@robcheneygolf1]

Very nice of you to say this, Jim! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@ssparko7776]

this is just about the most concise 15 minutes of the start of the downswing I have seen. so hard to believe that slower is better but it's slower at the right time. I just subscribed.

[@robcheneygolf1]

Thank you so much & welcome to the channel! 🙏🏻

[@goravens18]

Agree and just subscribed as well. Lightbulb moment with the sequencing. Went to test out on backyard net this morning right after video with lagshot 7i to work on the sequencing with feedback and then switched to my 7i. Strikes felt effortless. Looking forward to working on it with data and hopefully incorporating onto the course soon. Thanks for this fantastic lesson!

[@jaybrignac1523]

Never forget, we are trying to hit the ball farther, not further! Great video

[@alvor2762]

This practice move in isolation without any other body movement is really very good as it makes you just concentrate on just one thing only. I have practiced this move late yesterday and today and what a difference it is making. I have never felt this position before in the down swing and like so many, I have for so many years struggled with the downswing and my ability to keep my head behind the ball and to shallow the club. I have tried the Justin Rose split-hand drill that was supposed to help and I understand the concept, but he combines it with lower body movement. Robs drill is simply arms only to ingrain that feeling of pulling down while the back is more toward the target. As I said, doing this in isolation is so simple and gives a greater understanding of what the arms should doing. Brilliant advice as far as I am concerned, even for an oldie!

[@robcheneygolf1]

Awesome stuff, RC!!!

[@DukeFame88]

Great instruction again. When I started playing 3 years ago, I watched a lot of Jim Veneto's videos. He teaches the "pre set" ...back to the target, drop hands and return to the impact position. It was good start for me to feel real contact.

[@robcheneygolf1]

You're more fortunate than most who get told to shift to their trail leg! Happy for you! 👍🏻

[@philsnapp6408]

One of the most beneficial videos I've seen. And, I've seen a mega-bunch!

[@robcheneygolf1]

Glad it was so helpful! 👍🏻

[@apd268]

This makes so much sense to me. Thanks for the video.

[@robcheneygolf1]

You're welcome. Thanks for watching.

[@nicolaisimonsen8040]

As a flipper, chicken-winger and generally poor ballstriker I considered this move to promote casting and why I’ve been thinking hip turn and pelvic rotation first and hands last. Like all your other videos I’m far better educated now. I think I really needed this. Appreciate it Rob 👍

[@robcheneygolf1]

Thank you so much! Appreciate you taking the time to comment. Glad the vide was helpful!

[@brianfischer4422]

Incredible lesson and one of the most common issues high handicap golfers deal with.

[@robcheneygolf1]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@WarrenReunion1967]

Hi Rob. Another excellent video. I can see what this works. However, so much of what I have learned in the past is to start the shot with your lower body.

[@shannonmckenna7671]

This drill of feeling like you are moving the club down in the transition was what I needed to get in the slot and start hitting long draws. This sounds ridiculous but on my first full shot I almost cried it felt so good 😂 I was looking for a drill to consistently get the timing right and find that lag and this one was perfect. Thank you!

[@DogsHealthShop]

Just simple instruction, never over complicated, easily understood, I thank you for your continued wisdom 👍🏼

[@robcheneygolf1]

Appreciate the kind words and support! Thanks for watching! Happy to hear the video was so helpful! 👍🏻

[@chadlarsen4855]

i have so many friends with this problem of swinging tooooo fast. ive passed this along to them. thank you for making amazingly great videos. you make the sequencing so easy to understand.

[@robcheneygolf1]

Thank you for sharing the video, Chad! It means a lot! 🙏🏻

[@mistermuzik100]

Very detailed and useful instructions! I will incorporate this drill into my practices. Thanks.

[@robcheneygolf1]

Glad it was helpful!

[@JosephMuscarella-fb1zd]

Great presentation and is something missing in my swing. I am over the top when I try to hit harder. Thank you for all of your swing presentations. Looking forward to try this tomorrow.

[@alvor2762]

Brilliant instruction as usual. This video answered a few questions I had. Excellent Rob, a real benefit to me, and a video I will share with my two golf pals whom I know would benefit from watching this. Thank you.

[@tomgilida4276]

Fantastic explanation

[@robcheneygolf1]

Glad you liked it!

[@cdunne1620]

.. great video, excellent verbal skills, subscribed 👍 Mike Austin and Monty used to use the tilting torso to lever the arms down into this position, to get the arms coming down first. It’s very powerful but requires the Mike Austin approach to swinging which is too much time and effort to learn now. It’s a shame Monty didn’t do a bit more on teaching the golf swing, anyhow

[@jackbowman4788]

Excellent video Rob. My outside in swing is creating 2 way misses especially with driver. Great drill- I find that just putting an alignment stick into the ground and practising that in 2 out swing while missing the stick also helps.

[@robcheneygolf1]

That’s a good drill, Jack! 👍🏻

[@cgvagf]

My brother "Rob" told me this 25 years ago, but like most golfers, we don't listen too well, I'm going to listen to this Rob!! Great video!!

[@robcheneygolf1]

Sensible man, your brother! 😎

[@robertmcglone361]

Rob, this is really important information. Thank you for sharing.

[@robcheneygolf1]

Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed the video! 👍🏻

[@SHodges28]

This is right on time! I have been seeing some videos like this on YT but you have the best explanation as to the whys. Thanks!

[@robcheneygolf1]

Thank you so much for saying so! I’m happy to hear the video was both timely AND helpful! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@carlcampbell6827]

Nice work Rob, thumbs up! Thanks for these vital fundamentals that can show people how to build a decent reliable golf swing.

[@fwfreeman]

Thank you for this video. I played two 9-hole rounds since watching your video two days ago and shaved 8 strokes of last score. I believe the back swing drill of keeping the shoulder turn closed and feel the arm swing down (parallel to the ground (P6) without unwinding my body helped me correct my slicing problem and improved my overall accuracy.

[@robcheneygolf1]

That’s amazing! Well done! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@toddwmac]

Thank you. A great vid and without question a topic at the core of my issues. It helps to explain the significant variation in my drive distances and give me a much better understanding of the importance and mechanics of sequencing and separation. Cheers.

[@davidwinebrennerjr4196]

Brilliant demonstration! Thank you

[@ejcarey6679]

Great video…and the best explanation of this I’ve ever heard. Bravo.

[@BruceOglevie]

wow amazing lesson. I am 63 and have had back fusion and 2 other surgeries on back. My backswing very limited as I am "locked". I hope this will open up new area to increase my distance. Thank you

[@sevesellors2831]

Great lesson I’m a senior handicap varies between 15-18 but losing 15-20 yards because I often hit the ground before the ball . The changes I’m making is make sure my grip is in the fingers and transfer my weight correctly but will work on dropping my arms as you have advised. Going to see my pro and work on my game and delay those new irons!

[@georgekomoneski6300]

Great video. I've seen this 'pull down' info before and tried it ... but without much success. Your explanation helped me understand what I was doing incorrectly. Holding one's back to the target for as long as possible, is the key. A follow up video of what should happen after P6 would be great.

[@robcheneygolf1]

Glad it helped! And thanks for the video suggestion! 🙏🏻

[@MustafaBaabad]

Thank you very much for a precious tip. Cheers from Indonesia.

[@robcheneygolf1]

Thanks for watching!

[@AbbyNormal-Racing]

Great video. As a consummate ball topper and an amateur slicer this is the swing habit I have to cure. And indeed if I super focus on not doing the aggressive swing start my swing is easy and I hit the ball. But the old muscle memory soon (quickly) creeps back and there I am killin’ the ball again. Also as a tall player myself its good to see your setup posture and how you slightly round your shoulders a bit.

[@TobyScheckter-s8q]

Great video , funny how I was trying this at random to use all arms and it really help sequence. Thanks Rob , Toby 👍 p.s . Last round had my PB off the tips 78!

[@TobyScheckter-s8q]

Not bad , considering I was a 14 handicap when we started lessons , now at 8.5 in 6months 🎉

[@robcheneygolf1]

Nice one, Toby! 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

[@robcheneygolf1]

😍

[@DocThatch]

Excellent video. This helped me immediately. I seriously gained 1-1 1/2 clubs with this move and no longer make contact behind the ball. This helped so many areas of my swing. Many thanks Rob.

[@robcheneygolf1]

Thanks for watching! Happy to hear the video was so helpful! 👍🏻

[@pearcefeeley4924]

This is a great video everything is well explained. I tried it tonight at the range and it certainly helped straighten my shots. Little to no slices which is my usual shape. However although it straightened my path I feel like I’ve lost distance with my clubs. Better to be straight and short than far and wide I suppose. Will keep practicing thanks for the info

[@robcheneygolf1]

Thanks for sharing your experience! 👍🏻

[@ppa6964]

That fast rotation during the down swing is insane !!!

[@mphomokoena8835]

Wow…clear and to the point. Subscribed

[@robcheneygolf1]

Thank you! Welcome to the channel! 🤗

[@colchaudhry]

Well explained and easy to understand and practice... Useful

[@psychedelicguitarartbyjima3850]

Great Lesson. Thanks. 5 GOATs

[@robcheneygolf1]

Thanks! 🙏🏻

[@officialvosstrading]

Your content is so good!!!!! Thank you

[@Fyffewondahiphoppa]

great lesson

[@robcheneygolf1]

Thank you!

[@zman4116]

Cool thanks a lot for explaining ‘all’ (sorry don’t know how to get an underline on iphone) of the units in the motion rather than the usual ‘just do this’ as they grab the club. Most golf instructors can’t articulate what they want you to do, and miss a lot of parts that make a massive difference. So thanks

[@justinallen3037]

Wow. Can't wait to practice this when I get home from work.

[@afiqzolkarnain]

Thank you.. I've tried this and happy with it. I have more control of my downswing and minimize my error.. especially on driver..👍🏻

[@robcheneygolf1]

Thanks for watching! Happy to hear the video was so helpful! 👍🏻

[@itsTronBonne]

Went down the range today. I've been struggling with driver and thought I may as well give this feel a go (what have I got to lose?). Gained about 40 yards in the air and another 20 on the ground. More importantly I couldn't seem to get the ball to hook, and my push was coming back with a soft draw. Actual magic, I appreciate the video!

[@robcheneygolf1]

That's outstanding! I love reading comments like this!!! Thanks for sharing. 👍🏻

[@bryang949]

Brilliant stuff - thank you!!!

[@robcheneygolf1]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@michaeldodd6864]

Rose and Els have talked about this for years. Amazing how little attention this gets.weekend warriors get to the top and try and kill it causing the over top. Great video

[@robcheneygolf1]

Thanks, Michael. Glad you enjoyed the video! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@assihassan]

will be trying this next session

[@robcheneygolf1]

Good luck!

[@ranger1721]

Great video and Great lesson! Thank you.

[@timothyward1310]

This is the fix I need. Iʻve been focused on the hips starting down and I have no consistency. Thanks.

[@robcheneygolf1]

You’re welcome. Thanks for watching! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@davyroo1875]

I got a pro lesson and the guy called my incorrect sequencing ‘spinning out’. Basically I’m spinning my body out too early exactly like this guy describes. My pro’s tip was keep your back facing the target for a split second longer and the hands will naturally drop. That seems more passive than this description but has been working. Hitting penetrating draws suddenly!

[@robcheneygolf1]

Nice, David! Sounds like you’re on the right track! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@briank3754]

Great stuff!

[@shashikantsidnal4198]

Sir Excellent! Will try …

[@MichaelSeverini]

Thank you! This drill and feel has been a game changer for me for my irons as someone who chronically started my swing over the top. I’m struggling though with the sequencing with my driver when I do this drill. I probably just need to do it a few thousand more times. 😂 Should I still try and have a lateral shift before the arms drop down?

[@jayweller6011]

I have a right shoulder replacement and struggle with transition. Used to be a 9 handicap with a 270 yd drive using SP and lots of core. Core still good but, right shoulder will not keep up. Driver only goes 200, 7 iron was 160, 5 iron has to replace the seven now. Will be trying this at the range this evening. Looks good!

[@robcheneygolf1]

Good luck! 💪🏻

[@beachboy13600]

Such a great lesson. thanks

[@robcheneygolf1]

Thanks for watching! 👍🏻

[@aspoonfulofknowledge]

Great video!! That is my issue and needs to be addressed! Thanks!!

[@robcheneygolf1]

Thanks for watching!

[@Uofmdoc]

OUTSTANDING

[@robcheneygolf1]

Thank you! 🙏🏻

[@dalecleece389]

Awesome video, thanks Rob

[@robcheneygolf1]

Thank you!

[@19aries81]

I've been trying to implement the Sagurto golf method, and while it has improved the accuracy in my irons and driver I've lost distance, I will give this a a shot

[@krod2162]

This video. Solved my problem. I video taped my own swing and didn't see anything wrong with it. But then after this Video I noticed, there was something wrong with it. I was turning my shoulders at the Beginning of the. down swing. Cutting across the ball And swinging too hard i had a horrible snapbook to the left. As soon as I started practicing what he's teaching on this video I haven't had a snap hook yet

[@dennisobrycki4029]

Thanks so much Rob ! Is this similar to "ringing the bell" ? Best regards

[@geobots65]

My problem is p6 to impact. I get the turn takes over. But the portion where wrists come down to the ball or it it the tilt that gets them there. I swing way too hard so this video is perfect for me thanks. I wish there was a slow motion down the line shot that better show’s my issue of p6 to impact. But that’s a first world problem. Again thanks for your videos

[@brimill8257]

Thanks Rob!!

[@robcheneygolf1]

You’re welcome! 👍🏻

[@thecount1001]

i've learned the fundamentals of this through both watching and trail and error. my best shots come when i've had deep and full pivot (felt by a stretch through the lats) while maintaining a still head, slight forward sway, drop arms hold off and..... swing through and extend. the rotation then comes natural and the hips twist forward. my first instructor insisted that everything is initiated by the hip rotation. this was a mess and while it could sorta work, (rapid hip unwind) it was painful and required extreme club face maneuvering to square up. at this point, i have no interest in working any longer with anyone who is a TPI guru. i think they cause more problems than they solve.

[@lenardtan7169]

Great lesson tips

[@joefitzgerald3752]

Thanks, Rob; this sequencing has been very helpful; I've seen some improvement. When do I start straightening my left leg and pulling my left hip back in the forward swing sequence? I use the weight forward concept at address.

[@robcheneygolf1]

Hi Joe. This should happen around P5-P6 in the downswing.

[@pbode1]

Rob, great video, but I worry a bit about the Bryson example. I personally don't suffer from the early body rotation (I suffer from lack of rotation later!) but when I use that 'Bryson' hard pull drill (I do it for speed practice), I have a VERY hard time avoiding my lead wrist to extend at the same time - pulling the face open for a horrid miss right as my clubhead speed increases as well by 8-10 mph, so I would issue a warning with that video :-)

[@robo265]

Brilliant Rob thank you

[@robcheneygolf1]

Thanks for watching! 👍🏻

[@bl0ated_]

I find that when I just try to whack it and swing fast, I have a really early extension resulting in consistent topps or chunks. Started the worst round of my life yesterday 14 over through 3, and my friend just told me to slow it down...so I did and suddenly I could hit the ball again. Consistent striking with good distance and accuracy. If I was doing that for the first 3 holes, I'd have ended up with a fairly decent score. It's very tempting to try and speed it up, but a little bit of restraint can go a very long way.

[@youaredang]

Is this a good drill for someone who has issues with early extension, too?

[@keithkeith2106]

Thanks so much my man!

[@robcheneygolf1]

Thanks for watching! Happy to hear the video was so helpful! 👍🏻

[@peaceful477]

Excellent.

[@robcheneygolf1]

Thanks for watching! Happy to hear the video was so helpful! 👍🏻

[@bouweenvermogen]

Great tips! 🏌️‍♂️

[@robcheneygolf1]

Thank you!

[@knuteboy3778]

Thanks so much for this Rob! Fantastic drill. I'm not sure how, but this has cured my hitting consistent heel strikes on my driver. I just went to the backyard net, sprayed some foot powder on the driver, and practiced this drill over and over and then was amazed. All my strikes were clustering in the center or center/toe. I'm over the moon right now! I suspect I had some issue with extending the right arm before impact, but this drill (along with right arm tucked in) helps keep everything in place. A small question. Do you think it's okay to do a little of that crush the can left knee moving down and forward with each pump of this drill? I feel like that's a great way to work in two feels at the same time.

[@shashikantsidnal4198]

Thanks a million sir

[@robcheneygolf1]

You’re welcome! 😊

[@georgekomoneski6300]

Hi Rob, I'm a big fan of your channel. I've just been watching your swing in this video in slow motion and it appears to me that your swing definitely starts with your left hip moving towards the target. (Albeit. ever so slightly.) Can you clarify this please ... it's a bit confusing and I am struggling to start the swing with my hands and then smoothly intergrate that move into the downswing. (Maybe you could do a video on how to fit this move into the rest of the downswing.) All the best.

[@rw_golf6387]

So you are so correct on this but how do we do this and then ramp it up to get our speed to the next level. I feel like I have a lot more in the tank but when I try to ramp it up everything breaks down again.

[@iamfodder1017]

There is a huge difference between 1.35 smash factor and 1.5 smash factor using the same club swung at the same speed. A driver swung at 100mph and a 1.35 smash factor produces a ball flight of 135mph...same swing, same speed with 1.5 smash factor = 150mph ball speed. Yes, there is a big difference based upon the quality of contact the head makes with the ball.

[@yaakovbelfer1698]

This is so true .. with the driver specifically

[@robcheneygolf1]

Yes, completely agree with you! 💯

[@carlor.s.4742]

Great video Rob! I've been swinging too fast on the downswing for years, but this year I've slowed my tempo & the results have been great. I feel like I'm pausing ever so slightly at the top & when the arms come down that there is a squatting motion down & a push in the left leg down & forward. Does that make sense? Thanks so much because your instruction has resulted in absolute joy with some of the drives & iron shots I have been making this year.

[@mruhuji]

Great video Rob but is this part of S&T? I thought when you bring your hands in, there is not required about all that?

[@robcheneygolf1]

Yes, this can be applied to S&T and how the arms unload in the downswing.

[@ralphg7665]

Hi Rob. So, when does the weight shift (or lateral bump) take place? At the same time the dropping of the arms or later? Thanks. Ralph G.

[@robcheneygolf1]

At the same time, ideally.

[@bitume1616]

Excellent video. Very clear and useful practice tips. Thank you for that. Just a question for you related to your body weight transfer: with the driver you seem to keep the weight of your body on your left foot. Is it an impression or are you actually trying to keep the weight on your left foot during the whole swing? For example I could not see your left heel being lifted up during the back swing. Thanks again for the excellent tutorial.

[@robcheneygolf1]

Thank you. I’m definitely not trying to shift my weight at all in the backswing. I cover this topic in more detail in this video - Stack & Tilt - "Does It Work For The Driver?" kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3PHgKl3r9Bmeqc

[@SaleenS351R]

Curious as to what I’m missing here. Agree that this drill and movement works, but why do I always see the hips move, seemingly if I’m wrong, before the arms, with any professional or someone who has the swing correct?

[@robcheneygolf1]

Yes, you’re right. This drill is to prevent excessive body rotation in the transition and help to speed the arms up. A smoother tempo tends to help with this.

[@SaleenS351R]

Awesome! Thank you for the reply and keep up these great videos. Why is this game so damn addicting?!

[@johnjohn1cooer]

Great video, now all I have to do is put this into practice.

[@richardbeckel5938]

Indeed. A lot of instruction mentions hip-turn, but that comes naturally. However, dropping the arms doesn’t feel powerful or intuitive but it works! Combine this with loose wrists and you get long and straight. trust it. Great job Rob for not over-complicating this!

[@georgemazuran3413]

Great video Rob The goat on KZbin

[@DenaWald]

This instruction is a bit different from most, but will give it a go next time on the range. I am concerned if firing from the top on the downswing would create a casting motion. But your TrackMan numbers show this may not be the case.

[@robcheneygolf1]

Yes, give it a try! 👍🏻

[@jlatu4363]

Started playing a lil over 2months ago. As per expected I played a couple of horrible rounds of golf. Had watched a at least 1000hours of videos from other instructors. I've watched 3 of robs videos and broke 80 last week. Going back today to make sure it wasn't a fluke. But just wanted to say that I've learnt more in 3 of robs videos than I have doing 100 hours from other instructors. Thanks bud

[@robcheneygolf1]

Wow, that's amazing! Thanks for sharing your story! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@jfdube6669]

Love it.

[@robcheneygolf1]

Thanks! 👍🏻

[@mikethomas9555]

Hi Rob,, I noticed you didn’t talk about the head movement in the downswing. When I do this drill I try and keep my head back and still will be looking back at impact until the ball is gone. How do you feel about this ?

[@doodah111]

Bang goes Hogans advice about starting the downswing with the lower body! 😂

[@Dan-zq5wt]

Rob, this is really helpful. Does this lesson still conform to The Wrench video? How does it fit together? Thanks!

[@knuteboy3778]

Well I was practicing it with the wrench and it was working beautifully. Which makes sense because the wrench is more about how you set your weight and this drill is more about how you start the downswing sequence with your arms. I think all these drills that Rob gives us work very nicely together. Almost like pieces of a puzzle.

[@Dan-zq5wt]

@@knuteboy3778 thank you

[@DJNYU]

Thank you for this. Is there ever a time we can use this drill TOO well? Too much arms instead of body? Hopefully, no. 😂

[@robcheneygolf1]

Unfortunately, yes. But you shouldn’t worry about that just now because VERY FEW people demonstrate this issue.