93% of Golfers Get This Wrong In Their Takeaway - Do You? (FIX INSIDE)

u/ArseneWankerer 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “Slow motion driver swing”

I had Gemini put this together from my YT saves. If there’s an issue you have, it’s highly likely that AMG has a data driven video on it. 1. Setup / address Pros vs Ams | Golf Set Up and Addressing the Ball ▶ this video How Far Should You Stand Away From The Ball? Golf Stance ▶ this video 2. Takeaway 93% of Golfers Get This Wrong In Their Takeaway — Do You? ▶ this video WARNING: Your Takeaway is WRECKING Your Golf …

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u/JangoTat46 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Been playing decently well (10hcp) swing feels okay, but when I watch it back something looks so off. Any comm”

Firstly, you've got butter smooth tempo, so don't lose that while you tighten up your takeaway. He's referring to the takeaway. You are rolling your wrist 🔄 to take the club back, not hinging your wrists, elevating your arms, and rotating your shoulders properly. I've dropped a gaggle of takeaway/backswing videos at the bottom. Your swing is also being corrupted by the Arm Swing Illusion of the golf swing. ▶ this …

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u/CptBadAss2016 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Can’t get the club on plane”

You have no shoulder and hip separation on the backswing. Your takeaway is too wide, folding and hinging too late. Your shoulder turn stops at p3 (lead arm parallel) but your hands just keep lifting and lifting straight up and and off plane. Rather, try to initiate your backswing by moving your lead shoulder toward the right shoulder. Let your shoulders turn and keep your hips still briefly. Allow the wrists to …

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u/United_Ad_668 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Progress?”

Hard to tell if your takeaway is inside due to the camera angle and you don’t set your wrist. Work on posture and backswing and it’ll set you up for a good downswing. Here are a couple of clips that might help: ▶ this video and ▶ this video Regarding your pull to the left, based on the swing above, your pivot is throwing the club out slightly out to in, it might be more but hard to tell from the camera angle. Easier …

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