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Discover the key to mastering the golf swing with insight from elite coach Sean Foley. In this YouTube Short, Sean breaks down the sequence of the golf swing in a way that’s simple, powerful, and effective. You’ll learn how the body should move from the top of the backswing into the downswing, focusing on rotation, weight transfer, and body angles that pros use to compress the ball.
Sean emphasizes how your chest, hips, and arms must work together in harmony to generate power and consistency. He explains how the lead arm stays connected, how to avoid early extension, and how staying in posture through the swing helps you hit the ball flush every time.
Whether you’re a beginner looking for fundamentals or an experienced golfer fine-tuning your mechanics, this Short gives you a blueprint for a more efficient, powerful swing. No fluff—just clear, actionable advice from one of the best minds in golf instruction.
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if you do that you’ll sequence your plane and you’ll hit better shot when we’re talking about plane in the golf swing really what we’re talking about is the overall movement of the sweet spot and a horizontal or incline plane one of the key parts to being on plane is to understand sequence so we’ve all been told maybe at one point or another that we need to take a one piece takeaway the thing I see with that feel in amateurs is that when they take a one piece takeaway they turn really early now the club gets inside their hands and their arms only lift to one point so now the sweet spot planes way across the line causing too many adjustments on the down swing what I would advise you to do is understand that the club head has to move the longest distance the arms move the second longest distance the torso the third and the hips the fourth so get the club moving in a vertical and a horizontal manner with the hinge see how far you can move with the hinge before everything moves so you go hinge arms torso hips if you do that you’ll sequence your plane and you’ll hit better shots
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Cool
I'd bet he's held one in his mouth!
Pure
Thx
Well explained
Arms lift and wrist set as we turn. But you absolutely have to get the left shoulder working back immediately.
No way.