Why Your Elbows Are Ruining Your Swing (and How to Stop It) 🏌️‍♂️🔥 One of the most common issues I see when teaching online 🎥 — early elbow separation. The right elbow flies at the top, you lose connection, and the club often crosses the line. From here, you’re forced into compensations:⚠️ Pulling down steep ➡️ vertical shaft ➡️ late shallowing ➡️ open face.⚠️ Rarely, some even go straight over the top from here.Yes, golfers like Scottie Scheffler and Jack Nicklaus made it work… but that does

Fix this common swing killer. If your elbows are too far apart, try these 2 feels: 1️⃣ Earlier wrist set - helps prevent the arms from drifting or separating early. It creates structure sooner, keeping the elbows closer together as the trail arm begins to fold and the swing stays synced. 2️⃣ Right elbow pointing down - encourages the trail arm to fold and stay tucked. If it flares out, the arms separate — but pointing it down keeps everything compact and connected at the top. Keeping the elbows

If you can’t seem to keep those elbows connected and the back one always wants to bend/pull behind you, check your set up. If the back elbow crease is set up facing the target it’s almost impossible to keep the elbows together. Rotate the back one in almost feeling like you’re squeezing the elbows together at address and this will help you get to the top easier. If you continue to have issues I have two recent videos talking about wrist hinge and arm structure that may help you as well. Golf is