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Fix Your Takeaway with This Simple Feel
If your club tends to work too far inside early in the takeaway, chances are you’ve tried to “fix it” by just forcing it outside.
The problem?
Most golfers don’t actually know how much outside is correct — and without feedback, they just trade one mistake for another.
In this Masterclass lesson with Ian Fraser, we break down a simple concept that makes the takeaway click fast:
Your hands apply opposing forces.
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Your lead hand works down.
Your trail hand works up.
That small change can help the club move into a better position by hip high, which makes the rest of the swing dramatically easier to control.
We also show how to build a simple feedback station so you can actually train this at home, not just understand it.
Thanks for reading!
—Ralph Bauer
About Ralph Bauer
Ralph Bauer has coached on the PGA Tour since 2009. He’s worked at all four majors, the Olympics, and has helped two of his players win major championships. His students have earned over $400 million in PGA Tour earnings. He’s coached on five continents and at every level of the game—and he co-created the Tour Read system to make green reading easier for every golfer.
Let me know if you have any questions—I’d love to hear how it’s working for you.
