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Saw a drill where you held the club only with your trail hand and from the top you should throw the club (imagine it ofc and holding onto it ) Works wonders for leading with my trail elbow.

Can’t wait to try this! My swing looks identical to your “bad” swing example.

Brilliant! Fixed everything 4 me

Man, this is so clutch. I filmed myself and I would early extend and be tall at impact and my contact is so inconsistent with constant slices

Eric! This is great stuff!

Great reminder it for me back on plane and back on track

This drill finally gave me the mental/physical picture I needed to get rid of early extension which was killing my swing…

I know this is an old video but hoping someone has an answer lol. The last tip about moving the hands left and up, how does that not turn into an over the top swing with the club head moving out to in right at the moment of impact?

Does this arm rotation apply to the irons?

Excellent!

Great detail on what needs to happen

The best golf coach on you tube!

Very helpful! I liked how you used the ball bucket and alignment rod to do the drills. Easy to do and does not require an overpriced golf aid. An excellent video that I will use to help a big problem many of us have. Well done!

Wow 2nod my favourite golf instructors together... A dream indeed 👍

GREAT VIDEO ! Thanks again 🙏🏽

Anyone know why sometimes I can draw the ball and command and other days I just can’t. Always feels the same to me

Great video Eric, love the visuals, trying this at the weekend (if it ever stops raining) cheers from over the pond 🇬🇧

I noticed that when you execute the swing properly, you roll up on the lead (left) ankle.

Yesterdays range time was horrendous , depressingly so ..never great with driver (a lot of times it stays covered for whole rounds )or long irons.but can usually at least get a tee’d 3i off to a fairway ,not yesterday ..the lil i had figured out i seem to have forgotten …..i go from high fade /hard slice ,to trying to correct it and getting low left snap hook or visa versa …no middle ground till i get to the 4i which wasnt great but playable ..then today ,Erics coming up more often in my feed …guess maybe i should pay more attention.😬🤷🏼‍♂️✌️

Eric - when the trail elbow moves in front of the body, doesn’t that also shallow the club?

Another good visual Eric. Thanks-Russ

Super video...great content! Thank you Eric

Awesome drill! Great for teaching how to lose chicken wings! Cheers!

That using the front leg as a decelerator so the trail side can swing around it really clicks for me! Thank you.

Great video .... NOW ... after a major surgery i can't make that move with that elbow.... can u explain HOW i make this impact happen without it?! I'm a scratch golfer with my then "flawed" swing .... so how do i do it?

Thanks Eric going to bookmark this one and try to practice it.

If I had a vote, Eric Cogorno would get it for a Golf Digest Top Instructor hands down!

You are correct! If there is a secret to golf, this is it. But, what we have to realize is there is a massive amount of forearm rotation, in a very short time, just before impact. Hack Motion proves this is what all great players do. There isn't much force involved. We're just slinging the club down the line, and it happens almost automatically. Hence, the term, "release"....

GREAT VIDEO! Don’t forget right forearm/bicep facing forward

Excellent, thank you

That thumbnail gave me the fear😂 but I had full faith! Your an amazing coach👏🏻

That looks like an amazing "coiling" action on the back swing. This was an amazing video. Thanks to both of you for sharing.

Shot a -1 under par 71 today (34/37). No bogeys until the 18th hole. 2 birdies and 15 pars through 17 holes. Hit a gap wedge on 18th hole from 100 yards for my approach. Drew it left 20+ feet of the hole with a wicked left to right break from pin high. 3 putted. I wanted a 69. I should have given myself a closer birdie putt for 69. This is why I am here to find out why I am drawing my wedges. Some days I don't. What makes me do it some days????? Is it my grip? Is it my ball position in my stance? Is it my hands (low or high), heel of club up or is the toe up? or is it the distance I am standing from the ball (too far or too close)? Am I open or closed in my stance? Is my backswing too flat or upright? Are my hands behind the ball at address when I should have more of a forward press?

This was liking a Ferrari mechanic tuning a Ferrari race car.

I do not do this. At all. This vid explains why my shaft always exits so vertically, why my trail hand lets go through impact (it’s not keeping up), and a bunch of other things. Probably because I was extremely lead hand dominant most of my early golfing years, just dragging my trail hand and arm along. Gonna be doing a lot of reps of this.

This guy is my new favorite golf YT instructor. I've taken week long courses and trained with several instructors, etc. My swing wasn't producing results. This single video explained my loop at the top because my palm was facing me. Hands down the best golf instructor on YT.

Thanks Eric! Have been working with a local pro that has helped me immensely. We've gotten the backswing piece to the point that my next issue is 'how do you get the trail elbow from top of the backswing to impact?' You were watching today, weren't you? Seriously, thanks, that's great info and is really helpful to see and have the drills. Can't wait to try them.

Setup Coggy....external rotation of the arm so that the inner elbow pocket points straight up to the sky, then internally rotate of the hand. It's the only way the right arm will fold properly and into the proper "plane".

I just beat Kim Jong Un's course record thanks to this video!!!!

Great!!!

Very nice drills - I'll try them out. Makes a ton of sense. Thank you.

Great video Eric 👊

Slow motion of this lesson, please!

A plus as usual

As usual another great video explaining things perfectly

The easiest way to explain this, is that you need to go through the motion like you're skipping a rock across a lake. For me, its my first swing thought in the downswing. Assuming your other angles and wrists are correct, that skipping the rock motion will get that right elbow moving properly.

For me it all came down to set-up. I used to have my trail bicep facing more like 10 o clock and would cast and get stuck no matter what but once I tucked it in so it pointed straight in front of me and trying to keep that it helped me get my elbow to function like this

Love it, trying this out today

Great 1, ty

Great stuff, Eric.