Secret behind Tommy Fleetwood’s finish #golf #golftips #golfswing #tommyfleetwood

[Jacksonmoyer]

Glad I’m not the only one who does this. Cuz man you hit the ball a lot straighter like this

[davidvolbeda]

I used to LOVE Rory’s swing the most until I saw Fleetwood’s. It’s seriously insane to watch in slow-mo. Straight elegance.

[oldprogolf]

The feeling is that you hold back the release of the hands. Of course, no-one can actually do that, what is held back is the release of the arms. If anyone doubts this, film a full practice swing with any club and play it in slow motion, just after impact the hands will roll over.

[ENikolaev]

I actually do that. My elbow is messed up, but for some reason only hurts when in the position of a follow through and bent, so I try to stop my swing probably 2ft lower than most ppl would. No pain and gives me a better fade to my ball for consistency, if I do full swing/follow through my draw comes out.

[thappy]

I played back in my 20s and now mid 40s picking back up. And for whatever reason that's how I get it to go and stop. Like he said if I'm hitting like that on the range that good might as well play it

[rolsguitars]

This is the way golf should be taught, focusing on your clubface moving all over is why no one but the really really good 1%ers are consistent, if more people would learn this they would be much more consistent

[MattHatter_Golf]

Bro couldn’t even hold down your finish tho bc you swing so hard at it

[saadsajidul]

YOU GOT A DIVOT FOR THE FIRST TIME 🤯🤯🤯💥💥💥

[lukelegins]

My best shots are stingers I need to play like this more often

[wengscoffeeproject]

Hope you can do more tutorial for this 🤣🤣🤣

[winkstorm]

I never understood why your finish or hand position matters after you’ve already hit the ball.

[brianmorgan]

The swing is done after the club hits the ball. Why follow through really far and try to make the swing look pretty?

[rhetttr]

I’d still rather have a Freddy followthrough…. Not that this doesn’t make more sense lol.