Imagine This As You ROTATE
5 golfers recommended it · ✓ 1 said it fixed their problem · 2025–2026
Quick tip · Intermediate
Short cue for body turn that helps avoid swaying and keeps the hips rotating.
Why golfers recommend it
- Used to swing like this; fixes with videos
- Weight forward causes flip
- Lower body, hips and sway
- Porzak vids on weight shift and takeaway
- Short on body turn
Summaries are written by AI from what golfers said about the video.
5 comments from Reddit
u/LongjumpingButton13 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “Drill to fix this?”
I used to swing like this! In short, I was too focused on turning my hips in place of coiling my torso and using my feet to shift pressure. Now I don't tend to think about rotating my hips- it just happens. When I look at your swing, I think you've over-rotated and gotten a bit too far inside. You quickly spin your hips out on the downswing and then let your arms swing out to the ball (which is why this shot goes a …
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u/NoLawAtAllInDeadwood 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Please can my fiancé have some feedback on her swing?”
She is putting all her weight on her front leg in the backswing and just tilting forward, instead of turning into her back leg. So on the downswing there is no weight shift and hence no power. She should focus first just on takeaway and the proper rotation into the backswing. Get those 2 parts right and the rest of the swing almost takes care of itself. She doesn't even need to hit balls, just work on the movements. …
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u/Loud_Clock_Noises 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Goal is to break 90, how can I do that?”
The hooks and pulls are the end product of a chain that starts in your backswing. You stack all your weight over your lead leg and angle your spine towards the target, whereas Rory’s spine angle is neutral to slightly away from target. When all your weight starts forward like this, it’s difficult to rotate through the shot, so you stand up (watch your head rise into impact) and throw your hands to try to square the …
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u/NeverFailBetaMale 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “I seriously need help with my golf swing”
Try to get good 1 on 1 lessons if you can. Your grip is not bad for a beginner so that's good. Your swing is all arms and wrists, instead of turning the body (hips and shoulders) and just letting the arms stay attached. Practice some turns without a club, get the feel. When you add a club you are doing the same thing, turning the body and letting that move the club, not lifting or flailing with your arms. Here's a …
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u/CMDR_NTHWK 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “I am struggling with driver. Slow motion videos are included.”
Hey buddy - lots going on here. Two big issues right off the bat is that your lower body is not moving much at all, so your swing is driven by your upper body and arms almost exclusively. And two, because you are not moving your lower body, and in partucular because your hips are not rotating at all on the backswing, you end up swaying and moving all your weight onto your trail side; it's hard to make good contact …
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