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GOLF: The Only Three Golf Drills You'll Ever Need

Golf

GOLF: The Only Three Golf Drills You'll Ever Need is a curated workout routine with 3 ordered actions and 3 timestamped video clips. Start with Trail Collarbone V's Grip Check Drill and Plastic Coat Hanger Wrist Flatness & Clubface Control Drill. Review the available targets, sets, coaching cues and rest for each action. Selected clips total 7 min; rest is listed per action.

Clip time: 7 min3 actionsSingle training session

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0:00 / 0:48
Sourceyoutube.com/watch?v=1wdmxig1BVI
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1

Trail Collarbone V's Grip Check Drill

Sets: 1Rest: 0 secEst. duration: 48 sec

Check the trail-side hand, forearm, and collarbone V as a grip and clubface setup checkpoint.

Key points

  • Check trail-side grip position at the collarbone V.
  • Confirm the clubface setup before beginning the swing.

Common mistakes

Skipping the grip checkpoint or changing the trail-hand position during setup.

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Sourceyoutube.com/watch?v=1wdmxig1BVI
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2

Plastic Coat Hanger Wrist Flatness & Clubface Control Drill

Sets: 1Rest: 0 secEst. duration: 1 min 51 sec

Use the clothes hanger against the lead forearm while maintaining forward pressure to train lead-wrist flatness and clubface control.

Key points

  • Keep the hanger connected to the lead forearm.
  • Maintain forward pressure through delivery.
  • Use the drill to monitor lead-wrist and clubface position.

Common mistakes

Losing the hanger-to-forearm connection or allowing the lead wrist to cup, which can leave the clubface open.

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Sourceyoutube.com/watch?v=1wdmxig1BVI
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3

Range Bucket & Alignment Stick Shallowing Delivery Drill

Sets: 1Rest: 0 secEst. duration: 4 min 21 sec

Deliver the clubhead under the angled alignment stick to train a shallower delivery and improve swing-plane control.

Key points

  • Set the alignment stick at the demonstrated angle.
  • Deliver the clubhead under the stick.
  • Use the stick as feedback for a steep approach.

Common mistakes

Approaching too steeply and contacting or passing above the alignment-stick guide.

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