I appreciated this video by using Chris Ryan and it has helped me pretty a chunk currently, consisting of taking pictures a sixty five (-7 underneath) at Victoria Hills this past Saturday.
When maximum humans discuss 'width' in the golf swing, they unavoidably speak it with regards to the backswing.
Part of what has helped me recently is this video from Athletic Motion Golf:
It's not that I was consciously trying to make my downswing narrower. But, I wasn't aware of what was happening (right arm was folding and causing the right shoulder to go into Internal Rotation instead of the preferred External Rotation).
Now I work at the left hip rotation, chest rotation while *feeling* like I'm straightening my proper arm in transition...All before I get to P5.
By the time I get to P5...between the rotation of the lower body and chest and the straightening of my right arm, the right shoulder will go into external rotation with the left wrist going into flexion. If I am able to do that by P5, I'm in good position to hit a nice shot. If I'm late then bad things can happen.
3JACK
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