Stop pushing, start falling.

The moment most golfers ruin their downswing occurs before they even realize it has started. Rush through the transition, and you have already killed the one moment where the club can shallow naturally. That moment requires one thing: letting something fall instead of pushing something forward. Feel the weight of your arms. Let them drop. Let the wrist fall backward, as if the club were making a lazy backward circle at the top. If the elbow stays under the hand, the club falls back. If it pushes forward, the club tumbles steep and over the top every time. You cannot force this. You have to allow it. That is the whole point. Full video on our channel!