FULL SHOULDER TURN in GOLF
This tip is what allows me to hit the ball over 300 yards and I weigh 165 pounds! Once you’re making a full shoulder turn, let’s turn that turn into effortless power!
Now that you know you can make a full shoulder turn, it’s time to add some POWER back into your golf swing!
Knowing how to start the takeaway is such an important aspect of the golf swing because this motion sets you up for the rest of the swing.
If you know how to start the takeaway then you give yourself the best opportunity to make a solid backswing and keep the overall swing as simple as possible. A simple backswing makes the downswing easier to repeat which will produce more consistent golf shots.
Here’s a video to show you how to flatten your left wrist to get the clubface into better position at the top.
If you want to hit straighter golf shots then you should check the position you get your wrists in to at the top of your backswing.
Having a flat wrist position as you begin your downswing will make it much easier for you to square the clubface through impact, giving you more control over your ball flight and resultant shot.
Should you bump your hips in the golf swing?
In this video, we take a look at the idea of bumping your hips to start your downswing. What really happens with good players, and most importantly, what you should be doing just might surprise you.
Golf Downswing Sequence
If you want to make your best golf swings then you need to swing from the ground up in your golf downswing.
Here is a really simple way to get you doing this and to improve your order of movement during your golf downswing sequence, allowing you to hit longer and strike more consistently with every swing.
Proper Weight Shift Drill for More Power
Are you looking for more power? Michael Breed, Host of The Golf Fix knows just how to get you power in the golf swing with a simple weight shift drill.
There is definitely a lot to learn so take your time and focus on the proper weight shift distribution throughout your swing.
Golf Swing Lag with a wider swing arc:
As we take a look at the swing arc and hand path of an elite players golf swing. You can see the shape of this determines how much energy you can transfer into the golf ball and how much “Golf Swing Lag” you can create and release.
