The Right Elbow Secret Ben Hogan Used To Hit Every Iron Pure

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Hit every iron pure with the right elbow in golf swing secret! Learn Ben Hogan right elbow positioning from setup through impact, plus Mo Norman's "vertical drop, horizontal tug" for perfect right elbow in golf downswing mechanics.

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0:03 - 🎯 Point, tuck, and strike: the simple breakthrough formula
0:57 - ⚠️ The flying elbow disaster and why it kills ball striking
2:51 - 👉 Setup secret: inner elbow pointing forward (not at target)
3:32 - 🏆 Ben Hogan, Sam Snead, Mo Norman setup analysis
4:40 - 📐 Top of backswing position: elbow at or in front of seam line
5:34 - 🎯 Mo Norman's "vertical drop, horizontal tug" master move
7:48 - 💪 Drill #1: One-arm strike drill with left hand on bicep
9:01 - 🛠️ Drill #2: Club resting on right hand at top

This revolutionary right elbow in golf swing tutorial reveals what separates legends from frustrated golfers. Learn why the common setup mistake (inner elbow pointing at target, hand on top of grip) creates the flying elbow that destroys consistency. Discover the Ben Hogan right elbow secret: inner elbow pointing forward at setup allows right arm to tuck (not pull back) in backswing, positioning elbow at or in front of seam line at the top. Master Mo Norman's verbal cue "vertical drop, horizontal tug" showing how the right elbow in golf downswing drives toward the ball horizontally for pure contact.

What You'll Learn:
Why pointing inner elbow at target causes pull-back motion, stuck elbow behind seam line, and f-flying elbow at top
How flying elbow eliminates body turn and makes consistent contact impossible
Setup correction: inner elbow pointing forward places right hand under club and right arm under left forearm
Why this position allows pushing club back (not pulling) with elbow staying in front of seam line
Ben Hogan right elbow analysis: comparing setup of Hogan, Snead, and Mo Norman (all point elbow at camera)
Top of backswing checkpoint: right elbow at or in front of shirt seam line (never behind)
Elbow-to-elbow relationship: they're close together (almost touching) at top, not far apart
Mo Norman's master move: "vertical drop, horizontal tug"—club drops vertically while elbow moves horizontally to ball
Why right elbow pointing at ball (not behind) in downswing delivers clubhead properly
Right elbow in golf downswing feel: elbow trying to hit the ball, moving laterally/horizontally toward impact
Drill #1 setup: left hand on right bicep (above inner elbow), make backswing feeling tuck, turn and hit with right arm only
Why this one-arm drill is "extremely hard" but teaches proper elbow-drives-ball sensation
Drill #2 execution: right hand on side of grip like a tray, feeling shaft rest on hand at top (proves tuck position)
How resting position proves elbow is tucked toward center (if way out, nothing would rest on hand)
The point-tuck-strike sequence: point elbow forward at setup, tuck elbow in backswing, strike with elbow in downswing

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