How to Shorten Your Backswing!
Shortening your backswing in golf is something you can achieve through a few key drills.
Learn about drills that will help you shorten your backswing in golf with help from a lifetime member of the PGA of America in this free video clip.
How to Keep the Hands and Arms in Sync
A simple tool can go a long way for your golf swing. Collin Morikawa demonstrates how he uses a lanyard to keep his hands, arms and body in sync.
Black Lanyard Clip with Webbing Strap (Nike)
How to Stop Over the Top Swings
Over the Top swing plane refers to a path that is above the swing plane on the downswing. The over the top path produces an out-to-in swing path, which imparts an unwanted spin on our ball. The result is typically a weak-right or slice. Instead, we need an in-to-out swing path.
Where I see players go off the swing plane the most is in the transition. So, let’s get your transition on the “inside to more solid shots” path!
In your golf swing swaying off the ball is a huge problem and causes you to hit the ball fat and thin.
In this video Mike gives you a simple golf drill to help you keep from swaying off the ball and keep your weight more centered over the ball.
You can use an alignment stick or a piece of PVC pipe for this drill get creative.
Hands First – PGA Professional Robin Symes demonstrates a simple drill to provide the feeling of keeping your hands in front of the club head at impact.
It will help a lower ball flight, more solid impact, fixing early release and scooping.
Complete the Hands First at Impact drill a few times and then return to your normal address. Too many might cause you to keep the clubface open at impact.
