PGA Golf Professional Andy Proudman demonstrates drill to help you swing the golf club on plane in your backswing.
The backswing may not be the most important part of the golf swing but this video discusses some benefits the takeaway has to your backswing but also some useful tips that can really help your game.
Compressing the golf ball
Analysts and golf instructors often talk about the best players “compressing” the golf ball.
But what does this mean, and what dynamic conditions achieve maximum compression?
Here, Justin Parsons of the Butch Harmon School of Golf explains this often-used term, and outlines some useful drills to help you achieve more ball compression in your swing.
Golf Swing Natural Like Baseball
Success leaves clues and there are clues all around us in everyday life and in other sports to show you how to play simple, enjoyable free swinging golf.
All you need to do is learn how to throw, or watch what any kid does when asked to hit a baseball or throw a baseball.
Picture skimming a stone or whacking a piñata… or like you see in the video below; swinging a baseball bat at a branch!
That is the kinaesthetic feeling you need to replicate.
Wrist Hinge Set In The Golf Swing
Setting the wrists is a very important part of the backswing, in this video Dan talks through one of his favorite drills to help you to get the perfect wrist hinge.
Backswing Drills for More Power
A couple drills you don’t see very often to help you load effectively and generate more power in your backswing.
