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  1. Right arm close to the body is a must for each golf swing.
    This does not imply that the right arm must be “attached” to the body, this
    occurs to golfers who use to drop the club at the top of the backswing (see
    Andy Garcia slowmo clips) or to golfers who use to squat a lot (see Rory
    clips).
    Other players, like for example Ernie Els or Luke Donalds, who dont drop
    the club and dont squat a lot, keep their right arm of course very “close”
    to the body, but not so “attached” to the body as we see in the above Zach
    tip.
    So this video is very useful, drill well worth to try and repeat, but it
    is not a bible.
    Concept is right arm close, to what extent “close” to the body depends on
    your swing.
    My 2 cents here…?

  2. Moe Norman, said to be one of the best ball strikers of all time; did this
    too perfection. This video and the one about dropping the club at the
    beginning of the downswing…he called it “the vertical drop and the
    horizontal tug”.?

  3. I have played golf for about 35 years now. I taught myself from Ben Hogans
    book the 5 fundamentals of the modern golf swing. I was a 2 handicap at
    one point. Zach is exactly right. What I do is take the club back with my
    upper right arm glued to my body. Its very difficult when you first try it
    because its so restrictive and you feel like there is no power in the
    swing. However it is exactly the opposite. Zach is right because he
    explains that your body powers the right arm through the swing. It is
    impossible to fade or slice the ball with this swing unless you are an
    advanced golfer unlike me. Keeping your right upper arm glued or close to
    your body restricts your backswing which makes this swing very simple
    especially for seniors like me at 62 years old. The only thing I think of
    is extending my arms, especially my right arm at impact. You will not
    believe how well this also works out of the rough. It powers the club
    right through tall grass. I love his drill with the belt. I’m going to
    try it.?

  4. this method is what the great Ben Hogan did. It helps to keep the upper
    body in sink with the lower body where all the power comes from. When
    practicing this just don’t forget that the left arm is still the main
    pivot. Right hand should be relaxed but the right elbow comes down.?

  5. I have no problems with distance but my accuracy 7 outa 10 times sucks!! I
    will be taking an extra belt to the range next time!!?

  6. Luckily you were not the coach for Jack, Phil, Bubba , Tom Watson etc.
    Don’t you know how to differentiate the two types of swings, and have
    lessons and tips for both of them? You seem to suggest that there is only
    one way to swing the club.?

  7. great tip for improving your golf swing #golfswingsecret #golfing
    #golfswingspeed #golfswing #golfireland ?

  8. Excellent piece of instruction Zach.One little adjustment and I am no
    longer slicing and losing yards. The game is so much more enjoyable these
    days. Thank you?

  9. Excellent video. I sprayed a little foot powder on my driver face to
    examine impact on the face. Too many towards the heel (club getting
    further away during down swing). Another example of the need to keep the
    right arm in close.?

  10. The secret dosen’t lie in my right arm. I am a left handed golfer. No big
    deal to most, but saying “front” and “back” would make more sense.?

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