Jason Day: Swing Shorter, Hit Farther

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Ever hear that your club must be parallel to the ground in the backswing if you want power? Not so! In this video, I’ll show you how Jason Day busts this backswing myth and creates a ton of power with a compact backswing.

Video Practice Points

Loading the body in the backswing properly will help control the length of the swing
Make sure the hands and arms stop moving once the shoulders are fully wound
Externally rotate the lead leg to help unload the lower body, load the left glute and stabilize the hips

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Jason Day: Swing Shorter, Hit Farther