Tiger talked about this with Butch Harmon years...
Take the club up to the top and stop, and then come down. This is a drill that he made me do for hours upon hours. It's something I needed to do to feel where he wanted me to put it. And then from there, let the arms fall down in front of you. The whole key was to get the club in a position at the top where he just felt as he transferred his weight, his arms would fall down in front of him. For a golfer who's watching, here's a guy who's the best player in the world who hits more balls than anybody on the planet. And it's taken him over a year to feel comfortable with that, hitting thousands of balls. Where the recreational golfer takes one lesson for 30 minutes from their local PGA Pro, they just figure they've got it.
Summary
Tiger Woods discusses a swing drill involving a pause at the top to improve arm positioning and sequencing during the golf swing.
Key Points
- Pause at the top of your swing to improve sequencing.
- Let your arms fall down in front of you after the pause.
- Proper sequencing prevents arms from getting stuck behind.
- Check that your hands are at or below belt level.
- Hips should be roughly square when hands drop.
- This drill requires practice to feel comfortable.
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- Instagram post: Key takeaways from Tiger's pause drill
- Tweet: How to improve your golf swing with a simple pause
- Checklist: Steps for practicing the pause drill effectively
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