INSANE Drop and Twist Move | Golf Downswing Start | Golf Tips
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- Start the Golf Downswing with the Drop and Twist Golf Downswing Drill | DL Golf Tips
Welcome to DL Golf Tips from David Leathem Golf, your ultimate destination for improving your golf game. In this comprehensive tutorial, I delve deep into refining your golf downswing with the Insane Drop and Twist Golf Downswing Drill.
Are you struggling with your golf downswing, plagued by issues like an over-the-top motion, steep shaft angle, and open club face? Look no further. This step-by-step breakdown of the Drop and Twist technique will guide you towards a flawless downswing, ensuring a shallow golf club and square club face for consistent, controlled ball flights.
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Great video mate, game changing !!!!
Thank you glad you enjoyed it 👌 let me know how it goes ⛳️
Thank you for sharing your lessons and drills. This lesson on shallowing the shaft is terrific. Just trying to ingrain the dropping of the shaft during the start of the downswing. Next, I’ll incorporate the wrist movement to close the clubface through impact. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and humor. Watching from Williamsburg Virginia
Excellent. Currently working on this. Thanks for clarifying things for me.
No problem at all, glad you enjoyed it ⛳️
This move saved my golf swing glad I came across this highly helpful video thanks for this lesson
You’re very welcome and I’m so glad it has helped you. That’s what this channel is all about 👌 welcome to the channel ⛳️
Awesome video, brilliant results for me 🙌🏽
That’s great to hear 👌 glad you enjoyed the video
Great vid, now all about putting it to practice whats that haha. Cheers
lol 😂 practice can be hard sometimes
This is basically the same idea as the No Turn Cast. I learned NYC and it transformed my swing for the better. This video seems to incorporate the turn more and doesn't chiefly rely on the philosophy of throwing the club with your hands as much as NTC through release.
Hey thanks for the comment. Yes I really like this move to start the downswing. Really frees up body rotation to, I find it works really well for myself and my students 👌
Great video lesson. Hope you're well, from Alabama!
Thank you Tj yes all is good thank you 👌 hope you’re good over. Hoping to get back over to Alabama in the next couple of years
Great thanks
You’re welcome glad you enjoyed it 👌
Great tip!! New subscriber and loving the content.
When I do this move with driver it feels like I loop it behind and I get the elbow stuck and flip it. Like to see a video on getting the longer clubs out in front with this move.
Hey thanks for subscribing and I'm glad you're enjoying the content. It sounds like what's happening is, as you make this move, your body will be extending towards the golf ball, so a little bit of early extension. Even with the longer clubs as we make this move, we want to feel ourselves getting our body out of the way by pushing our hips back and then rotating. I will do more videos on this. This is a good point. I hope even this helps.
My local instructor got me on this move first lesson... it works. after practice from November to current my hands have gotten much better and I can deliver the club +2 to -2 on trackman. AND I saw ball speed with a 7 iron go over 100 mph for me which is pretty good. (arthritic and had a hip replacement) However now need to figure out a way to deliver club less steep into ball. hands too far ahead and all shots are low and low spin. Love your content and follow you here and in IG. You are a good golf coach Thanks for the content!
That's awesome to hear. It's a really good drill and such a good way to start the downswing. In terms of hitting it too low with not enough spin, just check that your body isn't shifting too far in front of the ball at impact, particularly the upper body. If it is, you might want to feel the upper body just hang back a little bit, not quite as much as a driver, but it might be a case of your upper half is too far in front of the ball at impact. Just something you can check out
@@dlgolftips I have been videotaping my swing down the line for the last 2 1/2 months and studying it, it’s a great tool with the tripod and your mobile phone, I’d like to get a second one so I can get a face on view as well. Video is absolutely amazing for instant feedback. Thank you very much Dave and I hope you have a great Easter weekend.
That’s great. Thanks so much and same to you ⛳️
I do this move just before I get to the top of the backswing you've got more time then you can just let the downswing go works like clockwork 👍
Love it Alan that’s a great way to do it. Allows you to rotate so much better in the downswing too 👌
Loved the video and your content. You mentioned you do a lot of drills and practice swings, what’s a good place to start when approaching this? Eg. 10 practice swings then hit a ball
Thanks so much, glad you're enjoying the content. Okay, so I have a couple of videos on my page about making a swing change. You can check those out. But a good rule of thumb is three good repetitions of what you're trying to achieve. And then, hit a golf ball on the 4th one. But when you hit the golf ball, hit it at around 50% pace. Spend around half to three quarters of your practice session repeating this. And then towards the end, start hitting normal speed shots, trying to implement the feelings. Does that make sense?
Watching from Kenosha, WI just south of Milwaukee. The wrists were the biggest problem for me, my swing always looked fine in videos, not over the top, actually had a pretty shallow/in to out path, and it never dawned on me to really focus hard on keeping my lead wrist bowed. Feel isn’t always real, and I have to really FEEL like my lead wrist is insanely bowed (in videos it’s not) and that leads to my very best ball striking
Hey, thanks so much for the comment, and welcome to the channel. Yes, in some cases, golfers will have a good path, maybe pretty neutral or slightly from the inside, but leave the face open. And in some cases, that can look like a slice, when all they need to do is get the club face squared up to make it perfect. And as you say, bowing the wrist in your case sounds like it's putting it nice and flat, or squaring the club face for you. It's something that I have to feel in my golf swing also. I work very hard at bowing my lead wrist. But as you say, when I look at it on camera, it's flat to slightly cupped, but it's just something we have to fight ⛳️
@@dlgolftips thank you for the response and for putting out the great content ✊🏼
You’re welcome 👌
Great video i have been working on this recently!
I have always had a slice but also have been able to change my technique and have a straight flight or even a draw. The problem is that over time the slice keeps coming back do you have any tips on how to prevent this?
greetings from the netherlands.
Hey, thanks for the comment and welcome to the channel. Yes, this is very common. As we think we've nailed something in the golf swing, we tend to revert back to our swing DNA, which for you may well be a little bit of an over-the-top move. When this happens, it usually means that the move is not natural yet and requires more work and repetition. Don't be afraid to overdo something as it is much easier to dial it back. Hope this helps.
Hi David love this explanation just wondering how it would work alongside or maybe instead of using my newly acquired Prosendr??
Hi Ian Thanks for the comment. Oh yes, it will work perfect with that. When you get to the top, and you feel your right wrist in the cradle, and you start the downswing, as you twist, you'll feel your right hand move further into the cradle. If you couple that with the little drop move, it will really, really help you. The ProSENDR is brilliant
@@dlgolftips I’ll let you know!Thanks so much for coming back so quickly
You’re welcome 👌
Good tip! I started doing this move and saw some awesome draw shot-shapes. It eliminated my over the top swing; however, I also see some nasty hooks off the planet. I haven’t found a way to make this consistent and there always seems to be a different amount of bowing in the wrist each time. How does one make this consistent and avoid nasty hooks?
So glad it has helped you, it’s a great feeling. The nasty hook is likely caused by not letting the body rotate enough through the ball. Now that this move is putting you in the position you will be free to rotate hard. This will stop the left shot. Does that make sense?
@@dlgolftips Sure does. I can see myself on camera not rotating as much as my arms take over. Need to feel that trail shoulder getting through the ball. Next piece to the puzzle. Thanks!
What would happens to the release when club face is too shut mid Downswing? What release? :) Probably early extending to hold and open back that shut club face.
Yes, exactly. When the club face is too closed, some people compensate, as you say, by leaning back and opening the face. But generally speaking, the best compensation would be to rotate and turn your body harder. I hope this makes sense.
Thank you for sharing your lessons and drills. This lesson on shallowing the shaft is terrific. Just trying to ingrain the dropping of the shaft during the start of the downswing. Next, I’ll incorporate the wrist movement to close the clubface through impact. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and humor. Watching from Williamsburg Virginia
Awesome so glad you enjoyed the video welcome to the channel and that’s brilliant it’s helping you. It’s a great feeling when you get it ⛳️