Body rotation & arm extension through impact drill
Being able to rotate your body and extend your arms through impact in a synchronized movement is a real trait of a great ball striker.
Here we look at how to achieve the correct synchronization through impact, achieve a great body turn and release your arms through impact so that you are able to strike consistent, long, accurate golf shots.
In this video Ian walks us through what it is like to achieve safe solid rotation with the lead leg through impact and a drill to help ingrain this pattern.
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Hit better drives with a higher backswing is todays topic. Hitting better drives and improved golf shots requires some good golf swing ideas with a lot of practice.
Watch this quick drill from Brian Jacobs on how to practice creating a higher backswing for better golf shots.
Golf drill on how to promote good weight transfer during the downswing by pushing on your right toes and lifting the heel of your right foot before impact.
Transferring your weight from your right foot to your left is a key element of the downswing. Failure to correctly involve your hips will result in shots that aren’t as powerful as they could be. This drill has you practicing pushing on your right foot during the downswing in order to help push your weight forward towards your left foot.
At the top of the swing, practice pushing on your right toes as you begin your transition from backswing to downswing.
This action will force your right heel to lift from the ground, which would occur naturally in a normal swing.
Use this Golf Downswing Weight Transfer Drill if you tend to begin your downswing using your arms (instead of your hips) or if you feel your weight transfer is not as pronounced as it could be.
In this Golf Smart Insight, we discuss whether the forearms should rotate through impact, what it should feel like to do it correctly, and why it works.