The Only 5 Golf Swing Pieces That Really Matter
In part two of the outdoor drills, we’ll review the “Feet Forward Compression Drill.”
This adjusts your stance and foot positioning to promote optimal hip rotation and weight transfer.
This helps the lower body lead the hands effectively and ensures the golf ball is struck solidly, generating consistent, controlled shots.
This is by far my favorite drill to get a ton of compression and the divot in front! It’s a game-changer for many players.
Today’s drill emphasizes the importance of body positioning and movement, particularly the need to swing from the inside to produce a draw.
If you overdo a draw, it’s easy to straighten out with this drill.
This might sound backwards, but, make sure you go slow to improve fast!
“If you can’t stay in your posture…it actually has nothing to do with your posture and everything to do with your right elbow and your right wrist.”
This video will show you how to stay in your golf posture during your downswing. If you tend to stand up as you hit through the ball, it’s likely because of how you’re using your right arm and wrist. To fix this issue and hit the ball more solidly, this video provides you with several drills. You’ll learn:
Think of your golf swing like casting a fishing line. To get maximum distance, you don’t throw the rod forward with brute force. You use a smooth motion, bending the rod to store energy and then releasing it at the right moment. You achieve this with leverage, not muscle. Similarly, a powerful golf swing isn’t about violently throwing your arms at the ball. The real power comes from proper body rotation and a low launch angle, giving you effortless accuracy and distance, especially with wedge shots.
