Chicken winging through impact, or bending your left arm (if you’re a right handed player), is an extremely common issue for golfers and causes thin strikes, low shot flights and issues with directional control. It’s a product of not quite synchronising your body’s rotational speed with the club head’s movement around you, but after watching this video and trying the swing drill/tip given to you by Natalie Adams of Smash Factor golf coaching, you should really experience an improvement in your body and arm release through impact and see you golf shots massively improve.

In this video tip I help you learn how to hit straighter golf shots by changing your hand action to stop those annoying hooks and pulls. If your a player who hits those type of shots then your hand action is too dominant through impact resulting in a club face that’s closing too quickly as you strike the golf ball. This video tip will help you learn how to have less dominant hands and therefore a more neutral and square club face which will result in straighter golf shots.