Movement and Rhythm in the Golf Swing | Achieving a Single Figure Handicap | Padraig Harrington

u/BreaddaWorldPeace 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “My 4th ever golf swing. What to do to improve”

This is a good place to start. ▶ this video Padraig has a lot of very solid tips to follow but don't go too quickly. This one will take a good month of just swinging in the yard. But you don't need a ball.

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u/Composer-Decent 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Help - Too much squat/lean in back swing”

Dont bend over? It looks very tense… I think some times its better to start fresh than try to change or fix something. Padraig Harrington has very good and simple videos on a natural and free and easy swing for beginners or people wanting to really fix things. Maybe take a look and see if this wouldnt help get the proper feel for you? ▶ this video

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u/YooTone 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Brand new to golf”

Definitely not a bad swing for a beginner. I'm no expert but I'd say you might be a little too close to the ball. Is that a wedge? Also might be choking down too much on the club. It kind of looks like you're using your arms and scooping the ball off the mat, and your legs are just kind of "there" if that makes sense. Do some practice swings in this video that Padraig Harrington does to get the motion of having your …

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u/No_Wheel8289 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “On a slump for the past 2 months. Any advice would be appreciated.”

Work on tempo ▶ this video

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u/sauzbozz 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Where am I going wrong? Shots are super inconsistent”

If you don't want to start with some in-person lessons I'd suggest watching ▶ this video and then ▶ this video.

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u/Yackyackyack 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Inconsistent with irons”

Flexibility is an underrated aspect of a good golf swing, but from what I'm seeing here I think it's more mental than physical. Have a watch of ▶ this video and see if you can get that flowy feeling that Padraig is talking about.

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u/MetalAsFork 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Another video following a few tweaks”

At address you seem to be kinda far from the ball and reaching, so when you swing you're probably compensating for that which causes shanks and other poor strikes. It's kind of counterintuitive, as you'd think standing farther away would cure the shanks, but it can do the opposite. You just need to get in the correct spot and then make tiny adjustments with setup until you can trust your clubpath to be in the middle …

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