Hello John. The club goes inside, behind and upwards. The arms don't pull inside with the club, they travel around your centre. Try to maintain the same distance from your chin to the grip end of the club as you're swinging back. Even when we activate the hand action this distance should remain the same. To take the club too much on the inside path would require that distance to reduce or at least come in closer to your body. I hope this helps. Regards Ian.
@@IanSadlerGolf Hi Ian, thanks for your response which came through as a notification to an email account I don’t use very often. I’ll put your tip into action in tomorrow’s Winter League! Cheers, John
I like it. Great video again. Killing it.
Thank you very much Nathan. Glad you're enjoying my content. Regards Ian.
Hi Ian, my concern with this move would be swinging back too far on the inside which is (one of my) classic faults. How do I prevent this?
Hello John. The club goes inside, behind and upwards. The arms don't pull inside with the club, they travel around your centre. Try to maintain the same distance from your chin to the grip end of the club as you're swinging back. Even when we activate the hand action this distance should remain the same. To take the club too much on the inside path would require that distance to reduce or at least come in closer to your body. I hope this helps. Regards Ian.
@@IanSadlerGolf Hi Ian, thanks for your response which came through as a notification to an email account I don’t use very often. I’ll put your tip into action in tomorrow’s Winter League! Cheers, John