GENIUS Connection Drill That Keeps Your Arms In Front Every Time!

Most golfers get stuck in the downswing because their arms drift behind their body instead of staying connected to their pivot.

In this video, PGA coach Kerrod Gray and ⁨@GeorgeGankasGolf break down a simple arm connection drill to help you keep your arms in front, stop them floating behind you, and create a more sequenced golf swing.

By keeping the arms more connected to the chest, matching the clubface with the correct wrist conditions, and letting the shoulder socket move the arms with the pivot, you’ll learn how to stop getting stuck and build a more connected, repeatable downswing.

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CHAPTERS
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0:00 - How to stop your arms getting stuck behind your body
0:44 - Best way to keep your arms connected in the golf swing
1:05 - How wrist angles and trail arm position affect the clubface
2:01 - Drill for a better downswing
3:05 - How lead arm connection helps stop a disconnected golf swing
5:20 - How the lead arm should move across the shoulder line
6:01 - Hand height position for a more connected golf swing
7:22 - How a weak trail hand grip can make you get stuck
8:30 - Video takeaway

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Hi! I'm Kerrod, an award-winning PGA golf coach and Pro Golfer. Join me on a journey around the world as I collaborate with the brightest minds in the game to discover evidence-based strategies and tools that can help you improve your golf game.