If you can’t hold the finish, you swung off-balance. Simple as that.

Equipment needed: Any club, ten balls (or none — air swings work).

Setup: Range tee or open grass.

How to run it:

  1. Take a normal swing.
  2. Freeze the finish: weight on the front foot, hips facing the target, back foot on the toe.
  3. Hold for three seconds out loud — “one, two, three.”
  4. If they can’t, the swing was too aggressive or too off-line.
  5. Ten reps.

What to look for: The back foot up on the toe, not flat. The body facing the target, not still sideways. If the kid is teetering, they’re not getting through the ball.

Variation: Try it with eyes closed for the last few reps. Forces real balance instead of visual compensation.


Gear for this drill (affiliate)

Agility cones → — useful for alignment and target drills.

Full golf gear guide → — all picks by age, sport, and level.

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