Has Rory McIlroy’s Razor Blade Drill SOLVED Golf’s #1 Problem?
Back-to-back Masters Champion Rory McIlroy has highlighted just how important the takeaway is in the golf swing and the drill he uses has caught the attention of Harry Shaw (PGA Golf Swing Specialist).
In this video, Harry breaks down Rory McIlroy’s razor blade takeaway drill, how it works, why it fixes the biggest problem in golf & how to add this into your golf swing!
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CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro
00:43 Rorys Razer Blade Takeaway Drill
01:49 The No1 Mistake Golfers Are Making
02:45 How To Add This Drill Into Your Golf Swing
06:23 How To Hit Shots With This Drill
06:59 Bonus Tip For The Full Swing
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Hi Harry, I was looking for discount voucher you was offering for the in the slot training aid you was advertising in your last you tube video. I can not see it on your site . Cheers jeff
This is essentially what Faldo did when he rebuilt his swing.
Jack Nicklaus's drill. He solved it all about 60 years ago. Nothing to see here, move along.
Is it same for driver
I agree, Harry. I find that once that critical move in the backswing is complete, it makes getting to a perfect top of swing position nearly automatic!!
Great drill…
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The takeaway stick drill basically fixed my swing. Everything became infinitely better. I still see a virtual shaft extension running down my left thigh, when out on the course. Btw. the cheap Temu shaft extension training aids are pretty handy for this.
Thanks Mr. Shaw, I have been working/struggling with this for months now. Love this drill and will try it around the house, then at range then on the course. One question I do have is that many instructors say the hands have to be up high and above the shoulders at the top of this swing. You, Rory and many others end up with the club and hands farther back and lower at the top. As long as the club face is on plane do you advise one “at the top” position over another?