Full swing
Main priority: athletic setup balance
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Prioritized feels
Root cause first — work down the chain when each step holds on film.
- 1
Athletic spine angle
SetupRounded upper spine (C-posture) at address restricts rotational capacity and sets up later posture loss.
Why this rank
Root cause on film — every downstream compensation traces back to limited rotation room at address.
Body feels
Feel sternum over belt buckle — not a rounded upper back.
Push chest toward the ball without arching the lower back.
Space feels
Room to turn without lifting your head.
Keep steady space between chin and chest through the takeaway.
Drill for this priority
Wall posture drill
Trains neutral spine at address so rotation does not require standing up.
Upper back against a wall, hinge from hips, 10 rehearsal setups before hitting.
- 2
Club in front of hands
TakeawayClubhead moves outside the hands with a slightly closed face — a steep backswing setup.
Why this rank
Common reaction to C-posture that steepens the backswing plane before transition.
Body feels
Feel hands staying under your sternum on the first move.
Keep the toe from rolling open early.
Space feels
Clubhead stays in front of your trail shoulder until parallel.
Width without lifting the club steeply.
Drill for this priority
Headcover under trail arm
Prevents the roll-open takeaway that steepens the plane.
10 half-speed takeaways keeping the headcover in place.
- 3
Turn without standing up
BackswingSpine straightens and head lifts to complete the turn — laid-off club at the top.
Why this rank
Direct compensation for the rotational limit set by setup posture.
Body feels
Feel your belt buckle turning while your head stays level.
Lead arm stays long without lifting the shoulders.
Space feels
Club points at target line at the top — not laid off behind you.
Maintain the spine angle you set at address.
- 4
Shallow the plane
DownswingSteep shaft forces over-the-top path and early extension to create space.
Why this rank
Downstream of setup and takeaway — fix after earlier ranks hold on film.
Body feels
Feel lead hip clearing before hands drop.
Stay in posture — hips rotate, not thrust toward the ball.
Space feels
Club drops into the slot from inside.
Hands stay in front of chest through impact.
What the Camera Verified
The Flaw
Setup pressure too far on the heels, forcing compensations later.
The Impact
Steepening shaft and early extension through the downswing window.
What's Working
Athletic posture and a balanced finish show solid athleticism.
Next Upload Goal
Confirm centered pressure and stable posture from face-on — head level through takeaway, no drift toward the ball in transition.