Judging on how much the distance from the golf ball to the golf hole, the length of the back swing depend on the distance, relatively. Watch this video to learn more!
How to Keep your head down during your Golf Swing? You might have notice some difficulties when you do your Golf Swing, and wondered how your head shout stay. Its you follow your body, and let it follow through, your head should follow as well.
Watch this video as it shows you how to perform a better golf swing
I've been having trouble wtih a push and push slice in my golf swing. I've been trying to go more inside out but still have problems coming accross my chest….but like many I have a problem pulling my arms accross my chest early thus end up going outside in? Will early release of the club allow my arms to more naturally and easily go from inside out? Havent had a chance to go back to the range since i thought of this? What are you thoughts? Focus on the inside out and hopefully the cllub will realease in time…or focus on the club release and this will promote the inside out plane? Im trying to break the swing down in parts so i can figure this thing out…thanks.
i just went to the range and took a look at my ball flight…I dont think I have a typical slice…more of a push…or the extreme opposite a pull hook…after some research…i dont think i have an outside in swing plane…i think on the downswing i am over the top and am cutting down and accross the ball…so that if my club face is closed ill pull hook it…or if it is open ends up being mostly a push and sometimes slice if the face is extremely open…does this sound right?
Thanks for the help guys…i just got back from the range…after thousands of balls hit at the range…its finally clicked…i didnt have an outside in plane…i was coming down to steep then cutting across or down on the ball then i would pull across my chest….so that if the face was closed i would pull or hook it…if the face was open i would slice or push it…anyhow…figured that if i start from the feet and just let my club fall naturally so that its more sweeping action i would get that coveted in out swing plane…after i made an adjustment to the offset ( i was better with my 7-4 iron…until i understood that the shorter irons had less offset) …i would say 7 out of my 10 balls i had solid contact…the other 3 were either face open or closed…its finally clicked!
Sounds like you're swinging with hands and arms. Try starting the club back by turning your left hip, then start the downswing by turning your right hip. Light grip, let your arms be passive and loose while trying to keep the left reasonably straight.
You can feel the club whip through on the inside. Your torso is much stronger than your arms, and will hit the ball farther. It's just more intuitive to hit with your arms, that's why golf is so difficult to learn.
Aslo, by using hip action you'll make a much better turn back and through, should hit the ball more consistently.
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20
Jun
Author: admin | Category: Free Golfing Videos
Timing of your Golf Swing – your swing and your hips!
The timing of your golf swing is important. The timing… is the speed between your hips and your swing. If you swing faster than your hips, your shot might not hit its full potential. If your hips turn faster than your swing, your shot might not be straight. Watch the video for more details!
12
Jun
Author: admin | Category: Golf Swing Plane FAQ
I need help with my golf game, especially slicing.?
I have the tendency to not have the same swing plane and come across the ball. My hands start at the right position, but then on the down swing I extend my arms too far causing myself to come across the ball.
usually a slice comes from breaking your wrists at the start of the swing, but not bringing them back at the point of contact.
try the pendulum exercise: Hit balls at the range but don't break your wrists at all. pretend they're in casts. You won't have much backswing, but once you get this right, you'll feel the proper form, then you'll be able to incorporate the wrist break (and return from the break) back into your swing for more power.
With the left hip shifting towards the target when you are doing your down swing, you will not get the proper alignment of the swing. Which means you will hit the Golf ball towards the right even more. This video demonstrates the errors made by people while they do their Golf Swing.
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19
May
Author: admin | Category: Golf Swing Plane FAQ
Will bending over more in golf lead to a more inside out swing plane?
I've recently developed a double cross in my swing plane…so its going left of target than curving back to center (if im lucky)…i want to hit a shot with more of a draw to it….but im having a huge problem with going outside in…any tips on promoting a more of inside out swing plane?
In response to SAMoh1…Will bending over cause a steeper down swing even if i take a flatter backswing? I understand if i take it more over the top whilst bending over more than I would come down steeper…so would a flatter backswing prevent this?
Assuming you're right-handed, the best and easiest way I know of to promote an "inside-out" swing is to keep your RIGHT elbow tucked in during your backswing and keep it close to your body on your downswing. Remember to initiate your downswing with your hips first.
THAT will promote an inside-out swing; BUT doesn't guarantee a draw, unless your clubface is SQUARE to your target at point of impact. That creates a spin (right-to-left) on the ball that makes it "draw"; i.e. ball goes out to the RIGHT and draws LEFT toward target.
Flattening out your swing promotes a more drastic draw or fade; keeps the ball flight trajectory lower (assuming you hit the ball at center of clubface).
This video shows you the correct golf putting stroke. Keep your shoulders in line while you hit the golf ball, and take note while you swing and hit the ball. This will help you to hit the ball in a straight line, not anywhere to the left or right.
