Golf Swing Basics:
Learn how to use your full body in the golf swing and move like a tour player.
You are currently watching a video about how to swing a golf club like a Professional Golfer, in this video I talk about each part of the golf swing in detail and in slow motion so you can change your golf swing and start improving your golf.
Strong iron play is an often overlooked key to a consistent golf game. Use these 3 “must do’s” to start hitting clean, crisp and consistent irons today and watch your golf scores plummet.
In this video I’m going to show you my favorite compression drill, one that I use myself and in my practice to really hit the ball more solid.
Learn How To Get Better Golf Club Head Contact For Better Accuracy and Distance with Your Golf Swing in this great Golf Swing Lesson that will have you striking the golf ball pure.
For those looking to make consistent contact, this video on Hit The Center Of The Club Face is for you.
We’ll cover the center of the club face, while improving key fundamentals! Start having real control of your game. Be able to hit any shot in golf!
Common fault of coming over the top!
Many golfers who come over the top will struggle with slice shots, fade shots, lack of distance and poor strikes. Zach shows you something that could be causing this in your backswing, and two moves within your downswing which can lead to the over the top move.
This video should help you establish exactly why you swing over the top, and then more importantly allow you to fix your swing.
When we look at how the lower body or the hips rotate during the downswing, there’s two key parts to the downswing movement. Number one is how much should I shift pressure or weight to my lead side during the downswing? And then part two is the rotation part. How much should I rotate? When should I do it and how should I do it? The secret to getting your downswing pivot right is marrying those two pieces together. Marrying those two together means my pressure is shifting forward as I’m turning.
Everyone’s afraid of the slide. What is a slide? My hips are going forward, my pressure or weight is going forward. What am I not doing? Turning! If I just get my right hip to rotate with it, I look like a tour star. You guys that slide don’t necessarily need to take out the left motion. You’ve got to add the turn.
The goal is to try to get my hips square and up over my left leg. I’m trying to get my hips, my right hip, even with my left hip in terms of the target and I’m trying to get my hips forward. I’m not keeping my hips back. I’m going forward with my hips up over my left leg. As a drill, I can take a golf club and put it across my hips. By the time I get to impact and pressing forward – by the time I get to my finish -I want the club even and I want to end up over my left leg.
You are absolutely under no circumstances supposed to shift your lead hip forward without turning. No one watching this should do that. What you are supposed to do is as you’re shifting forward, you’re turning.
None of you guys slice or hit bad shots because you have too much rotation. Every single golfer in the history of golf who plays well has a lot of turn. If you hit bad shots, you might have a really bad downswing pattern. You might have really bad risk condition or really bad grip. You do not hit bad shots because of rotation.
I want to get that message across that you are trying to shift pressure forward – really early. Don’t be shy with that! You can shift pressure really hard and early, so long as you turn with it.
An important element for almost all golfers. This video will help you do a better job as you work towards shallowing the shaft in transition.
Here’s a helpful sequence to practice when your angle of attack is too steep or downward. If you’re guilty of massive divots and/or low ball flight then this is for you.
Flipping the club at impact increases the chance of pulls and pull hooks. This drill will encourage a more square face through impact offering straighter more accurate shots.
ANTI-FLIPPING DRILL! How to stop flipping the golf club at impact. A simple technique and can make quick and simple changes to your golf.
Fixing your Rotation to Square the Clubface through Impact
I went down to Oak Creek in Irvine, CA to talk to Monte Scheinblum about a golf swing concept he talks about.
Monte says in great players you see the hips bump, the arms work out and down and then the rotation of the body squares the clubface. it is explained better in the video.
Monte talks a lot about the left arm providing a lot of speed, he is talking about the 3d golf systems like my swing that show which parts of the body are accelerating. I don’t necessarily agree that the left arm out provides the speed (I have been on more of a right arm thing) but it is a great bench mark of weather you are sequencing correctly.
