Finally Stay In Posture & Stop Standing Up

u/DB377 2022 · r/GolfSwing · in “First video is me one month into starting Golf and super confident over the ball, hitting great shots. Second ”

Yea, if you can get the legs starting the down swing you can get some serious power. Yea, I got you. This guy is my favorite swing coach. He makes the mechanics simple and understandable. I went from shooting in the 100’s to my new PB last week of 75 in a year of practicing. Check this video out for weight shift/starting the swing with your legs. If you can build on this and incorporate good body work in the leg, …

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u/ThorThor24 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Consistently hooking the ball”

You’re coming out of your posture, leading you to flip your hands through. My dad used to always say “stop humping the ball”. The biggest thing is imaging a wall behind you and you have to keep your butt pressed up against it through the swing. Right cheek on the backswing, and then replace it with the left cheek on the downswing. Also feeling your weight more in your heels. Top Speed Golf has some fantastic videos …

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u/RaccoonMinimum172 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Coming out of posture right before impact”

Thanks this is good analysis. Appreciate the insights and video link. I also came across a clay ballard video that does a good job explaining the feel of creating space and properly using the hips: ▶ this video

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u/bobnbasra 2021 · r/GolfSwing · in “I think I over-rotate my hips, but am not sure how to limit it...”

You're standing up too much in the backswing and too upright in the through swing... check out this video: ▶ this video

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u/i_am_roboto 2022 · r/GolfSwing · in “10 handicap, been working on not extending early and either flipping hands at impact snapping it left or block”

You are still standing up a little at impact. A little bit more rotation with your left hip behind you at impact square the face more. Hard to tell but I’m guessing your grip is a little weak too. I’ve learned that the golf swing is all about matchups. It’s hard to try to use rotation to square the face if you have a weak grip. A lot of rotational players will have a strong grip or a slightly bowed wrist at the top …

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u/raosko 2023 · r/GolfSwing · in “Can’t seem to release the club properly, any idea why?”

Coming out of your posture is the issue. ▶ this video

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