Sequencing the Swing Like the Pros ⛳️

u/Max-Larson 2023 · r/GolfSwing · in “Do I rotate my body the correct way? ”

▶ this video Watch this. I know it’s long but I think it will give you a better understanding of what should he occurring so you diagnose what you’re doing wrong. Your takeaway needs work, you don’t allow time at the top for everything to be in position, your hips fire too early, you don’t really rotate, and you’re casting. Not going to be a simple fix but you can get there. I would also recommend taking time to …

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u/Beginning_Cod_840 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Low flight / short distance ”

there's no speed behind this swing, you get 185 because you catch it thin when you cast and flip at it, you're probably only swinging around 80mph here if I had to guess. You really need to work on your sequencing to solve this, it's not as easy as telling yourself not to flip. The casting and flipping is a compensation move for a poor transition, try a video like this to get a better understanding of how elite ball …

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u/Ambitious-Maybe-3386 2023 · r/GolfSwing · in “Any tips appreciated”

▶ this video I would recommend watching this video on swing sequences. Which muscles initiate which parts of the back and down swings. Most amateurs swing the golf clubs primarily with their arms and slides their hips. This causes all kinds of issues. Using the proper set of muscles will allow you to develop a lot better.

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