The Swing
When performed correctly, your golf swing should look like one smooth, continuous motion that culminates with you holding a nicely balanced finished as the ball sails through the air. Within that motion, however, is a series of techniques that each must be executed properly in order to strike a good shot. This is one of the main challenges of learning to play golf – you must blend a combination of unique movements into one composed process that you can repeat time and time again. When you think about it that way, it’s no wonder the game is so hard!
Strong Grip
When you have a strong grip, your left hand will have more control over the club. If you learn how to use your timing properly as you come through the golf ball, your body can pull your hands through the hitting area.
Golf Alignment
(How to Aim)
For a golf ball to travel on the intended path, the club must be aimed properly. If alignment of the club is not correct, the golfer's hands, arms, head, shoulders, hips, knees, and feet will attempt to compensate for the misalignment. This always leads to inconsistency.
Head Movement
How to move your head throughout the swing to allow your body more mobility. For a lot of players, the movement of their neck is what holds them back from moving their body correctly.
Keep Elbows Close Together
Keeping your elbows close together transforms your consistency and accuracy. This leads to more predictable impact positions and better strikes on the ball. When you keep elbows close together in golf swing it makes it easier to maintain a consistent low point in the downswing. This results in the clubhead striking the golf ball at the right time resulting in more pure strikes.
Wrist Release at Impact
The perfect golf swing is not just in the shoulders or the arms. The way your wrists release during your golf swing can have a major impact on the ball.
Shoulder Turn During Swing
Discover this key move of the left shoulder and how you can improve your golf swing ensuring better strikes on the golf ball. This helps you to make a better backswing and downswing by understanding the movement of the left shoulder in the golf swing.