PGA Golf Professionals Piers Ward and Andy Proudman talk about the importance of a good follow through
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I always love the end bit on a lot of your videos where either Piers or Andy say they are now going to try a shot after whatever drill they have been doing. You know it’s going to be a great shot no need for the camera to follow the ball. Love it.
I have absolutely nothing to add. But these guys are the best. Great instruction.
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Looks like you both need a good meal
once again another great explanation gents. well done, explaining this for all types, Arnold Palmer was a good example of someone who follows through great, but didn't need to go much further
If you concentrate hitting down on the ball u will not flip the hands.
"The time honored doctrine of accentuating the follow through along the line of flight or throwing the arms out after the ball, is a dangerous one; it tends to devitalize hand and finger work, to stiffen the forearms, and to put the line of the follow through out of true relation to the line of the up-swing."
-from P. 258 Ernest Jones's The Golf Swing and Sir Walter Simpson's The Art of Golf
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"Now I haven't got my video camera here, so I cant tell you if he achieved that position" ….but…. what…. How were we all able to see your video, if you didn't have your video camera with you? We must all be able to read your mind! LOL
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Contact is king. This is for me the very best drill I have ever found. For me I also try to feel a complete straitening of the right arm. Good job.