Golf – Getting Rid Of Chicken Wings
Videos showing getting rid of chicken wings in my golf swing. High resolution version on www.fsc.at (185MB)
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Well, that certainly looks good! I’m no pro but I still have 2 comments:
1. You could slow down your swing considerably. It looks little ‘snatched’.
2. I think your ‘short’ swing was actually what you should continue doing. It has more or less the right length on the back side and if you would do a relaxed follow through it would be ok on that side too. Plus it looked GREAT! I think your back swing is too long on your full swing.
Thanks for posting this , I’m going to work on keeping the arms together
getting rid of the chicken wing key is in the proper grip and release, early release causes chicken wing in the elbow , caused by a dominating right hand moving the clubhead faster then the left hand and side , causing the left wrist to get jammed and causes an upward movement of the body and or clubhead , pga teaching manul art and science of golf instruction , yep i do lessons check them out at hitmanhawky and get rid of your chicken wing thanks hitmanhawky, best lessons on the tube