Collin Morikawa explains how to keep your hands and body in sync

A simple tool can go a long way for your golf swing. Collin Morikawa demonstrates how he uses a lanyard to keep his hands and body in sync.


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[dogsarefun]

Hope for the younger generation if more like him, congrats to his parents, they did well bringing up this young man!

[CalebHemphill]

I’d be able to hear him without that music

[robertshields]

49 people dislike this video, that's crazy. What a great tip from such a nice guy! Keep winning!

[randym]

It works!! I had a Golf instructor show me this tip about 15 years ago. Back then we used a headcover. Thanks for the reminder!!

[markd]

Thanks Collin, I tried this with a towel and it fell every time 😂now I fixed my swing in a minute! Thanks dude 🍺🇨🇦⛳️

[timtanimura]

that was an awesome playoff Colin, congratulations.

[patrickwheeler]

This man speaks you better listen. One of the best players on tour

[themassofmen]

I've recently discovered and it works. It gives me the correct swing path and I am hitting the ball so well. I say to myself, complete the circle and swing back and forth without the face flannel coming loose. When playing on my own, which I do a lot, I use it the entire round.

[kools]

USPGA Champ...excellent shot for that EAGLE!

[jaybirdevans]

This helped me so much! Lanyard going in my golf bag. Thanks!

[youngpro]

Collin is a stud and has a bright future in PGA....💪🏽

[jetdr]

Great exercise to get your mind back into the right direction.

[mesillahills]

People in general have no concept of how important "staying connected" is. And 99+ percent of them are not. Further when you tell them or show them on a range, virtually none of them pay any attention. Nick Faldo said it best of TV a few weeks ago after observing a bad shot. Said Nick, " the body has to swing the arms, not the arms swing the body". For those of you that do not know why you cannot carry your range game to the first tee, this is the answer. When you "stay connected" the need for timing goes way down. Nicklaus was very vocal about this too for decades. Said Jack many times, "there is no recovery from a bad take-away". Hal Sutton has been very vocal about this too. Said Hal. "my game was only as good as the first six inches of my take-away". You make or break "connectivity" right there.

[erniegirls]

Hope this guy wins a lot more great for golf.

[dukejet]

Thanks Collin -- Good luck in your next endeavor

[Livbestlife]

So simple, but so amazing, it works and helps you turn

[jennovices]

i'm up for this tomorrow at the range :-) great tip

[ydraw]

This is probably the best swing drill you will ever hear

[delanodemas]

You will soon be number 1.
Love your swing

[StevieJaysAllDAY]

Do you do this with all shots? Including the driver??