Jan 27 • General discussion
The Takeaway
The takeaway sets the tone for the entire swing.
One of the most common mistakes I see is an early hand flip. The club gets rolled inside, the toe points straight up, and the wrists are fully hinged before the club even reaches waist height.
When this happens, the swing becomes hand-driven instead of body-driven. Timing becomes fragile, and consistency disappears.
A clean takeaway keeps the hands quiet and the club connected to the body. The chest, arms, and club move together. The clubhead stays outside the hands early, the face remains stable, and wrist hinge happens naturally as a result of the turn—not as a forced move.
If you rush the hinge, you’ll chase positions.If you let the body move the club, the swing organizes itself.
Slow down the first move.Let the takeaway be simple.Everything after it gets easier.
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