In this video Ali shows you how to tilt your shoulders in your downswing which will allow you to improve your swing path and control the ball flight better than ever.
This video will help you complete your shoulder tilt during your downswing.
Golfers struggling with a concept known as “low point” will often face a variety of consistency issues ranging from poor contact to erratic start-lines. Students working on their impact orientations (and in turn this concept) may also have added difficulties when increasing speed & power.
For these situations, a simple pool-noodle or vertical alignment stick can increase spatial awareness and provide additional feedback regarding any sway/lunge patterns that may be present; this creates an environment where players can gradually increase the length of their backswing and still maintain efficient impact orientations.
Overall, improving low point should be one of the first considerations in the search to consistently find more fairways and greens.
Director of Instruction at the TruGolf Academy Jon Watts talks you through a simple feeling to create the correct release. Take out the stall in your body and extend the arms to increase your speed. Use this drill to create the feeling of freedom in your golf swing!
A key component of power and lift in your golf shots is making sure that your trail elbow doesn’t get pinned to your rib cage in the backswing…
If your depth is too great, you will jeopardize your chances of creating more loft and greater distance. Follow a few simple steps and we’ll have you lowering scores and creating more accuracy.