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The drill is trail risk training with the foam noodle. So this is a similar to drill to how I like to train

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One aspect of the trail risk for putting but often times

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golfers you circle with this

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You know, scooper flip or bending like this on the way through are really unaware of what's going on with the risk

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So what we're gonna do is we're gonna take a foam noodle now. This I've cut

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You could potentially use a you know a rolled up sock or a sock with another sock inside of it

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But basically what we're gonna do is we're gonna try to occupy that space between the right wrist and the club

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So this can be used for single arm training

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And basically what it's gonna force you to do is it's going to force you

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To get the movement to happen more from twisting the club

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So I can still square the face by rotating the club

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Like this but I can't square the face

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By letting it pass

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Which is what a scoop tends to do so now

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What I can do is I can work in the nine to three zone

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And I'll have more of a focus on what the shoulder is doing kind of for a good wipe working across my body

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kind of like so

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Now once I get into that good let's say

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Follow through position. I can move the noodle out of the way and I can put my grip on and I may find that the club had as a little bit more in that club had out

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Relationship so if I do that facing here

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Kind of in slow motion that club is twisting

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As it's coming through kind of like that and then I can take that away

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Put my hands there

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And then try to get back to that position. So this will help a little bit more

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With the dissociation of the arm. It'll help a little bit more with building

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More of a shoulder controlled

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Release or bottom of swing as opposed to a very much a hand or flip style bottom of this wing

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So if you're struggling with your trail arm only release

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That's a good compliment to some of the sing-larm drills to really focus in on the shaft rotation as

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Opposed through the flip or how you're squaring the face so from face on

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It looks a little bit more like that in slow motion

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You can see that most of the movement is happening

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Through the arm and through the shoulder as opposed to down at the wrist from the down the line if I do that correctly

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The club stays a little bit more out as the grip works more in front

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It's a pretty hard forearm work so you won't be able to do

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Too many of those before you should put both hands on the club and try to test it