Beginner's Golf Guide: Finishing Your Backswing

Episode 4 of an ongoing series in which I'll show you how to go from never picking up a golf club or hitting a ball, to impressing your friends down the driving range with your newfound skill set!
Rounding off the backswing this time; I'm showing you how to take the golf swing from halfway to full swing. It's actually a very simple thing to do. Just continue turning your chest till your arm is parallel to the floor and your golf club is at a 90-degree angle from your arm, then from there you want to turn your chest and body on the swing down and hit the ball. This should result in giving you some really nice swings and the ability to hit the ball straight, and consistently which is the goal for now. We can move on to some more advanced skills later down the line.
Next time we will recap what we've gone over so you can understand what you should have learnt.
As always, any questions feel free to put them in the comments below and i will try my best to help you all out!

[@wiserisky6794]

Any tips on to get the arms moving down before rotation I seem to be suffering with pull shots to left think I might be turning before the arms drop love the vids keep up the good work

[@jakeallen476]

So Stuart you don't make the trail arm longer in the transition/downswing for shallowing purposes?

[@StuartFoleyGolf]

Hi Jake, great question,
I have got a beginners video coming out on the downswing but in this beginner series I'm not going into too much detail as I just want people to start with simple thoughts.
To answer your question, we shouldn't focus on trying to make anything work in a certain way independently, if you rotate correctly in the backswing without using arms you will have width / depth in the arm structure, from that position the club will naturally shallow as we continue our downswing.
I will have some advanced guides coming on here but if you shoot me a message on Instagram I'm happy to send you a video back of anything you want clarifying. The username is the same as on here.
Hope this helps