STOP EARLY EXTENDING WITH THIS SIMPLE DOWNSWING FEEL ✅
Justin Rose takes us through using the ground to help solve early extension.
Early Extension often happens when the hips slide towards the ball instead of rotating around the spine. By using the ground forces to engage your legs and push into the earth, you’re more likely to rotate your hips rather than slide them forward.
As you push into the ground you’ll feel a sense of “anchoring” yourself which helps maintain your spine angle and prevents your torso from moving vertically too early. This allows the hips to rotate around the spine in the proper sequence without getting too “upright.”
Did this help you solve your early extension?
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Rylan Denney
Love this!
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No matter what I do I cant get the face closed. I also have a few degree right to left across the ball along with the open face. I can barely get the club path straight with practice but the club face isn’t responding to anything I do.l and staying open about 8 degrees to the right.