Impact happens way sooner than you think…at least at a conceptual level – You see impact itself is an event that lasts 4/10,0000ths of a second and the entire downswing happens in 2/10ths of a second. This means that any correction you need to make later in the downswing is likely to be ineffective as you don’t have time.
So said simply a player is more susceptible to error when they have adjustments to make late in the downswing as a result of errors earlier in the motion. If we can get the transition pieces correct we’re well on the way to great golf shots…SO we’re going to unpack the 3 keys to a great transition to set you up for the impact you dream of where you’re reducing the errors from poor position and limited time.
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Hey Cameron, I've been playing around with tip 3 and was wondering if another way to look at it or feel is that the hands/arms stay in front of the chest from the start of the downswing through impact?
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