How To Control Low Point In The Golf Swing
2 golfers recommended it · 2022–2024
Explainer · Advanced
Explains how getting pressure to the lead foot early controls low point and improves iron contact.
Why golfers recommend it
- Weight forward, low point
- Pressure to lead foot early
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2 comments from Reddit
u/loophole64 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Tend to strike the ground before the ball, any thoughts?”
Be careful of advice from this sub. Swinging from the inside is a good thing. Strong grip is ok. Could you be closer to the ball? Yeah, maybe a hair, but that’s not causing you to bottom out early. There’s a lot of good things happening in your swing. It’s pretty clear from looking at your lead foot that you’re not getting your weight forward. That’s the biggest determining factor in where the low point in your …
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u/zonacoyote 2022 · r/GolfSwing · in “My hands are late and I can’t stop casting/flipping. Identified the problem but can’t fix it. Any suggestions?”
Try this one: ▶ this video You need to move your low point forward by shifting pressure to your lead foot to start the downswing. This needs to happen before you swing your arms. The casting /flipping is a compensation to actually make contact with the ball. If you didn’t flip, you’d hit way behind the ball.
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