Sep 24, 2007 · As Sergio has matured, he has decreased the forward shaft angle at impact and has less clubhead lag. He also has great balance and control. These photos clearly show those improvements.

It’s a great impact position and it just shows you that you can do some odd things in your swing (e.g weight on the outside of the right foot, right knee moved to the right etc.) and still hit the ball great IF your swing plane is correct.

Mar 18, 2020 · LETTING GO Full extension of the arms and club through impact is a sign of a great driver swing, McLean says. “A good feel for this is to let the lead shoulder move up and …

Jul 17, 2024 · Garcia stars his downswing with his patented lag/drop move, where the club head shallows and the club and arms drop down. Sergio keeps the club head behind him as late as any golfer in the world in the downswing, which is why he hits the ball so far and strikes it so well.

Wolff's strong impact position and postural control are a recipe for great iron play.

Oct 4, 2022 · This is a sensational position as Sergio always returns his hands back to a low impact position and one that is very closely matched to his address. This is something that allows him to stay in...

Feb 15, 2019 · What I would like you to look at is where he makes impact with the ground: it’s a significant distance ahead of the ball. Work on getting the low point of your swing to be a little later. And keep the clubhead behind your hands.

Garcia has the largest wrist down cocking and lag angle seen from any of the world's top players. He drops the golf club incredibly far down on the inside of line. This increases his wrist cock and lag angle and can be seen approaching the golf ball from an incredibly narrow position.

Aug 25, 2008 · Sergio and Furyk have two of the absolute best impact positions in golf despite less then conventional swings. I absolutely love Sergio's swing. Even though he seems to be losing some of these close bouts the last two years, look at how many shots he hits in these close ones that make your jaw drop.

Mar 30, 2015 · Waiting for the club head to drop by itself is harder to do consistently, but leaves the left shoulder "untouched," which ultimately makes it for a more effective swing. In either way, however, it is key thing to have a "delay" move that will allow the arms to drop "behind you" while keeping the left shoulder closed to the target and down below.