Keeping your arms and body connected during your golf swing will give you fantastic power and accuracy. Here’s a great tip explaining what this means and exactly how to do it.
By keeping your arms and body connected during the golf swing you’ll achieve a more solid strike of the golf ball.
The transition is the first movement into the downswing, and possibly the most important when it comes to deciding the path at impact.
Here is a simple transition drill from Gary Alliss “Golf Monthly” that can help you improve your transition.
Top of the golf backswing – How to Position the Club Correctly at the Top
In this video, we look at how to create the ideal top of the backswing position through achieving elevation with the arms.
When you can set the club in this ideal position, you can then drop the club into the slot to generate maximum power and accuracy.
Elbow Movement in the Downswing!
I get a lot of questions about “being stuck” or having the club out of position behind you as you come through the ball.
Here’s what I feel with my right elbow in my downswing that helps me get the club in position to consistently hit my long irons and fairway woods.
Generate width in your golf swing!
The wider your swing arc, the more clubhead speed you can generate and the farther you can hit the golf ball. But there’s a right way and a wrong way to generate width in your golf swing.
The key is knowing when to generate width and in the video above, Jonathan shares a couple exercises you can work on to train the proper timing for loading the club and making a wide, powerful swing.
