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If you don’t know how to rotate or need help rotating properly in the golf swing

Jerome Rufin

4 golfers recommended it · 2025–2026

YouTube

Quick tip · Intermediate

A short explanation of how to rotate properly, covering sway and lower body movement.

Why golfers recommend it

  • Explanation, no good video
  • Unpredictable weight transfer with sway
  • Lower body move for driver
  • Hips drop then extend; short plus AMG

Summaries are written by AI from what golfers said about the video.

4 comments from Reddit

u/TacticalYeeter 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Cant get rid of early extension!?”

I know you're trying to stay down, but that's not how it works. ▶ this video This guy worked with Xander, Bryson and a bunch of other your pros, and he's explaining how the hips are supposed to drop so you can then extend them. You don't stay down. Watch the AMG stuff again and the force plate stuff about vertical forces.

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u/LoyalSuspect 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Playing for 25 yrs and I still suck”

▶ this video ▶ this video I think you should try this little heel trick

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u/TacitlyDaft 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “Am I wasting my time?”

Wish I had a good video but will do by best to explain it. When looking face on at top of backswing, your left shoulder should be in line with your right hip. So your turn back will also bring your upper body more over your right foot when your back is to the target top of backswing. As you unwind, hips will start opening (WITHOUT sliding forward too much), weight will move on to front of left foot, shoulders will …

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u/Wonderful_Creme_5701 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “Any tips to fix my slice?”

I’m guessing you played baseball. It appears you’re transferring the weight of your lead hip into that of your trail foot with a sway away from the target. Your lead foot once you’re in your backswing is off the ground back towards your trail foot with the majority of your weight then loaded up on your back foot. Then on your downswing you have to then transfer some of your weight back into your lead foot. That …

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