Swing thought: Left bicep across the chest

[eddie3392]

Guys,

I started to look at some of the online stuff out there and went to the range and started to try something new out. I am left side bias and the thought I am using is,  rotating the left upper bicep to the top of the swing. No thoughts on wrist set or position. Once at the top I am re- rotating the forearm back to square/impact. If I want to fade it I hold it off a little and if I want to draw it I close it a tab more before impact. I have been hitting it good but wanted to see if anyone else has stumbled upon this type of swing. Looking to see if this is just disaster waiting to happen. 

 

So basically stand up with club in front of me and rotate left bicep across chest and rotate counter clock wise back to set up. Repeat that in my golf stance. 

 

[spineshank]

I am left handed and play right, so i am left side bias too. I may play with this and see what happens. 

[me05501]

Be cautious.

This video shows that most amateurs overdo their perception of "depth" in the swing by getting the club way behind them, and they have to do a lot of catching up to get back to the right impact position. Pros OTOH keep their lead arm closer to its starting relationship to their torso, and turn their shoulders more to get "deep." 

 

Basically, amateurs tend to fake what the pros are actually doing w/r/t to the lead arm. 

 

https://www.instagram.com/tv/CG7UZWCgGJa/?igshid=10zeg59qnd5hs