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An in-depth look at follow-through biomechanics that reveals how precise sequencing, solid balance, and controlled tempo amplify power, tighten directional accuracy, and produce a consistently repeatable golf swing
Breaking down the follow-through reveals how precise sequencing, rock‑solid balance, and a measured tempo channel energy into the clubhead and steer the ball-delivering more consistent, controllable shots every time
Breaks down the biomechanics of the golf swing follow-through, revealing how precise sequencing, steady balance, and measured tempo work together to unlock greater power transfer, tighter directional control, and more repeatable shots
Dive into the biomechanics of the golf swing follow-through and discover how precise sequencing, solid balance, and the right tempo unlock more power, crisper directional control, and repeatable consistency-plus practical movement cues you can use on the course to turn theory into better shots
**Tommy Fleetwood’s Swing Balance Drill**
European Tour star Tommy Fleetwood has revealed a simple drill he uses to maintain swing balance. The drill involves hitting a series of shots with a weight attached to the end of the club. Fleetwood believes this helps to strengthen the muscles responsible for keeping the clubhead square throughout the swing.
To perform the drill, simply attach a weight to the end of your club and hit a series of shots. Start with a light weight and gradually increase the weight as you become more comfortable. Fleetwood recommends hitting 10-15 shots with the weight each time you practice.
This drill is a great way to improve swing balance and consistency. It can also help to strengthen the muscles responsible for controlling the clubface, which can lead to more accurate shots.
