Learn the importance of arm structure in the golf swing to improve your consistency and power! In this lesson, we’ll break down the roles of the lead arm and trail arm, showing you how each contributes to a smooth, efficient swing. Plus, discover how to avoid the dreaded ‘chicken wing’ that can cause mis-hits and loss of distance. With proper arm structure, you’ll hit more accurate shots and unlock more power in your swing. Watch now to fine-tune your lead and trail arm mechanics and elevate your golf game!
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Dude, these lessons are so good.
Left arm doesn’t go past left side of my body…fricken Porzak/Pitt. Hello rabbit hole
Hi Adam question, is it okay to favor your left side with your weight after doing the hip bump at set up? Or is it 50/50 between both feet
I'd love to see a video on squaring the face with long irons.
How come every single person doing tips and lessons on YouTube always says “the thing NOBODY tells you” or “the secret to the golf swing” as if some power at be is withholding the answer to every golf swing somewhere 😂
Maybe in 1940 you could say you had theories no one else had heard but these days we have everything at our disposal
Adam is so wish you had a course near Tampa 🎉
I so needed this video. Thanks!!
Just left the range, turning around and going back to work on this😅
I have been following you for quite a while now and appreciate your clear explanations. However, one issue you mention in this video, What Nobody Tells You About Arm Structure In The Golf Swing, has completely baffled me for years. Keeping the elbows together indicates the left arm elbow pit is facing upward. But, in most of the videos I have watched, the left arm elbow pit is facing inward. I have seen the Hogan diagram which clearly shows both arm elbow pits upward but I can’t say I have seen it in practice. Please clarify. Thanks