Follow Through Arm Extension

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Follow Through Arm Extension

Hands in Club Out in Follow Through

It is important to be able to decode the movement combinations that make your swing work, but also the combinations that could cause problems and frustrations. If you want to have a body-driven swing and have good arm extension through the ball, then it's important that the body rotates around its axis (instead of standing up), and the arms release in a way that matches. A lot of golfers who have a "stall/flip" combination tend to need to feel more of the club rotation as the arms extend, but another key thought is to have the hands working more left and the club staying out closer to the target line. 

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