Why Your Golf Swing Needs THIS Unexpected Key Move

u/MattDaniels84 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Can somebody explain to me the mechanics of the swing?”

To answer your question: - Rory lowers his arms and turns his (not just but especially upper) body into the ball. Depending on your backswing (your armdepth, meaning when you look at yourself DTL at the highest point, where are your hands in relation to your toes, the closer to the toe, the less arm depth you have) lowering has to start earlier than the turn to get the sequence right. It isn't exactly the most …

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u/golfswingreplay 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “First year down, how we lookin boys?”

[i.redd.it] Pretty nice swing for 1 year in! In the GIF above I have drawn a red line through the hostel of your club and your trail elbow. This is referred to as the elbow plane or functional swing plane. The trace indicates that relative to the swing-plane, you have an inside takeaway leading to a shallow backswing and a steeper downswing. Most elite player have an opposite, steep to shallow pattern. The reasons …

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u/Sorryallthetime 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Any tips for over the top? Former baseball player”

You swing exactly like I do. My swing sucks. I am fighting an early shoulder turn. Chris Ryan has drill to improve the sequence of your downswing. ▶ this video

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u/TeddaMan2 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Am I firing my hips to early?”

I would start by changing your concept of what the arms/hands are doing in the downswing. What you think you see is an illusion. This should help: ▶ this video Plus ▶ this video

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