Transition & DownswingIntermediateFixes: Poor tempo

Dr. Kwon's Connection & Rhythm Drill

Drill by Dr. Kwon (via Chris Como Golf)
Dr. Kwon's Connection & Rhythm Drill execution specification and feel summary
Target FaultFocus Area
Poor tempoTransition
Video walkthrough by Dr. Kwon (via Chris Como Golf) · drill starts at 0:05Watch on YouTube ↗

Why This Drill Works (Kinetic Mechanics)

The swing must be one continuous, orchestrated motion that prevents the two phases (backswing and downswing) from being separated [0:05]. This drill trains the correct timing to avoid rotating the body first, then swinging the arms.

How to Perform the Drill

The coach gives no set rep count. Our general guideline: 3 sets of 10 slow rehearsal reps, then half swings with a ball, adding speed only once the steps feel natural.

  1. Stage 1 (Rhythm): Make a small 'bouncing' motion at the top and swing through. Use the count 'one, two, three, and then let it go' to establish a continuous, connected motion.

  2. Stage 2 (Full Motion): Execute the drill using a full, larger swing motion, maintaining the established rhythm and flow.

  3. Stage 3 (Introduce Shift): Introduce a dynamic pressure or shift motion in the transition before swinging, ensuring it remains connected to the backswing.

  4. The primary goal is to make the end of the backswing and the beginning of the downswing feel like a single, unified motion.

Swing Faults & Ball Flights Addressed

Connection →SequencingRhythmRushing

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