Here’s the CORRECT way to turn your hips in the downswing!

u/Yackyackyack 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “Bump instead of sway”

Some people feel it as 'falling' into the lead foot, some people feel it as 'pushing' off the trail foot. I prefer to feeling of pushing because it's more active. ▶ this video \- this is quite technical but I think he's 100% right Note also that your upper body WILL move towards target at least a bit, and that's ok. Where people get into trouble is the lack of bracing with the lead leg and continuing to sway all …

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u/justin7519890 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “Still inconsistent”

Kuninlh has posted a great screen shot of you at impact. Your legs are still facing forward in a tripod and hips haven't moved to "get out of the way". Watch this and get some lessons. I think you could become a handy golfer. ▶ this video

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u/TenderfootGungi 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “90-105 swing speed, 130 carry. 5th time at driving range ever. All criticism welcome.”

Try not to turn your shoulders (they will) in the downswing. Let the arms drop and rotate your hips. The natural thing to do is rotate your shoulders. But that causes your club to swing from outside the ball to inside the ball and results in a big slice. It is usually not taught right away, but see if you can do this to get some body rotation going: ▶ this video

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