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FIX your FLYING RIGHT ELBOW – Swing fault series Part 2

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Another very common swing issue for many golfers is a flying right elbow. This occurs when the right elbow makes more of a pull back behind the body motion, resulting in your right shoulder not rotating in the best possible way. This causes a few issues with the position achieved at the top of the back swing, as the club face will become open and also you will tend to see a steep backswing and downswing, making it hard to produce consistency with the swing and making it difficult to strike powerful, straight golf shots. In this golf tip video, Natalie Adams of Smash Factor golf coaching talks you through two very simple drills to achieve a better right shoulder rotation during your backswing and an improved position at the top.

Video tags: #backswing #hit straighter #right arm #right elbow

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This is a really great drill if you need to improve your body rotation and stop your hands from “flipping” over through impact. Learning to control your club face through core rotation is a much more consistent way to control your club face and help you to improve your strike, consistency and directional control. Work on improving this to give you better golf shots, lower golf scores and more game enjoyment!

Improve your club face and path control through impact, with this simple tip and drill

In this home golf practice coaching video Natalie Adams from Smash Factor golf coaching shows you how you can utilise your time productively to get your chipping and pitching improved. Part 2 focuses on trajectory control and helps you understand and learn how to control the height of your chipping and pitching. This drill can be done in the back garden and will give you some structured fun and enjoyment whilst helping you improve your golf at the same time.

CHIPPING SKILL DEVELOPMENT Part 2 – Home Practice