Tight Follow Through Equals Tight Impact

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Paul Wilson is the creator of Swing Machine Golf and founder of Ignition Golf. Paul's golf swing technique is based on the Iron Byron swing machine. YouTube Channels: Paul Wilson Golf and Ignition Golf Tips. Please Join me on Google+

8 Responses to “Tight Follow Through Equals Tight Impact”

  1. January 15, 2019

    REXREESE

    The light came on.

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      January 16, 2019

      Paul Wilson

      Rex,

      Yes, this is a good one for you. I think you have a little resistance into the follow through. Hope you’re well. Haven’t seen you in a while.

  2. January 16, 2019

    CharlieFerguson

    Paul,
    playing the last two holes of my round my back was getting sore.Since I started using your method things have improved,
    thanks .
    Charlie Ferguson.

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      January 16, 2019

      Paul Wilson

      Charlie,

      Very good. This is telling you that you are doing it right because in no way does my swing hurt your body. Great feeling when this happens. Coil/uncoil and loosen the arms. The body is the power source.

  3. January 28, 2019

    DerekSharp

    Thanks for all the tips on powerless arms. I am getting there. I seem to find it easier to turn my arms off when using a driver. I probably swing a bit too fast still with irons and the arms can get ahead of the body turn. I noticed you commented elsewhere that you should swing slower with long irons and I look forward to your tip on that.
    You seem to be short of thick wet grass where you are. Here in the UK I have plenty. Typically at a height of 3 – 4 inches. I get the impression that as the golf club tries to make its way through thick wet grass to contact the ball the club head may twist to send the ball to the right. Is this a situation where i should be turning the arms on and gripping tightly? And any suggestion about choice of club in this case?

  4. January 28, 2019

    GaryDuplock

    Hey Paul I will try this prior to my next game, one question, after watching your monster lag video and the grip pressure at the top of the back swing how hard is to maintain loose arms at the finish of the swing, thanks and as always very helpful videos

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