Chicken wing

Chicken wing is one of the classic downswing problems where the lead arm bends and the elbows separate through impact and follow-through, usually from a arm driven release and poor arm–body connection. That robs width, face control, and speed. These videos coach the lead and trail arms, supported supination, and a longer unhinge to create a square, powerful release.

• Pin the lead shoulder, build arm connection, and support supination for a squarer, stable face.
• Tame trail arm: block the throw, elbow fold down, trail arm line—better sequencing and width.
• Drill it: L‑to‑L, 9‑to‑3, Touch the Net, Band Presses, Sponge—cleaner contact, compressed divots, longer, straighter shots.

Press play to fix your chicken wing and build a faster, tour‑worthy follow-through.