25 feels found
Feel like your back stays facing the target as long as possible during the downswing. Don't let your chest open until the very last moment. Back to target, then explode through.
Feel your trail forearm rotating over your lead forearm through impact—like wiping a window clean with your palm. The "wiping" motion squares and closes the face naturally.
Feel like the clubhead is being thrown out toward right field (for a right-handed golfer) through the hitting zone. The sensation is of swinging OUT rather than around or across.
Feel your trail shoulder "closing a door" behind you in the downswing—it moves DOWN and AROUND, not out toward the ball. The door closes as you rotate through.
Feel trail elbow drops down and touches trail hip as you start downswing. Elbow slots against your side.
For shot shaping, focus on where hands finish relative to ears: hands lower = draw; around ear-line = normal fade; hands higher = bigger fade.
Focus on fundamentals, then feel hands dropping into trail pants pocket as you rotate through. Don't manipulate—just drop hands to pocket and rotate.
Keep right foot planted on ground from start to finish, or at least through impact. Slows swing just enough while helping maintain address posture.
Feel club 'drops behind' in transition, then fire/extend trail arm down target line through ball. Full extension of trail arm post-impact. For driver and woods only.
In downswing, feel pelvis LIFT UP toward sky rather than sliding laterally. If you slide too much, it creates excessive side bend and prevents release.
Three sequential feels: (1) SHIFT—pelvis shifts laterally toward target first, (2) TUCK—trail elbow tucks down into side like 'low five,' (3) TURN—lead elbow rotates toward lead hip to square face.
Visualize invisible wall running vertically from ball position to sky. Feel head STAYS BEHIND this wall throughout driver swing—never crossing in front.