Kyle Berkshire Slow Motion Swing

u/Ataylor25 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “I have a bet that I can’t hit my 5i 240 yards in 25 attempts. What should I work on? 3 weeks until the bet is ”

I believe in you (even though no one else does :) ). This video is kyle berkshire hitting an 8 iron with a carry of 280 ( ▶ this video ). Now Kyle is a different beast but I recommend watching the whole video because he goes into the theory of how to get more speed and then I'd recommend looking at how he swings for long drive competitions. Heres a training video of kyle: ▶ this video And here's a slow motion of …

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u/loophole64 2023 · r/GolfSwing · in “Started golfing, what’s wrong with my swing?”

First of all, the funniest thing about this post is that the jackasses in the comment section who are so busy trying to play out their Jeff Ross fantasies are too stupid to realize that you are doing a lot of things really well in your golf swing. Let's break it down. See this angle here, where your hands are forward of the club head at impact and the shaft is leaning forward? [imgur.com] This is something that 95% …

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u/Arkane27 2021 · r/GolfSwing · in “Golfed a ton this year and got myself to a 10 handicap. Looking for any swing advice you can help with, Thank ”

looking at this, I see you use your legs well, but you could probably benefit by consistently loading up and into your back leg more. It appears to bending in your back swing. It will provide you some consistency because you'll start your downswing in consistent position. Watch the best to ever do it here ▶ this video

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u/PennyStonkingtonIII 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “I feel like I’m leaving something on the table”

You actually are giving a lot away - the first thing is in second half of the backswing, your upper body is raising up a lot. You want your arms up as much as possible but your chest and center not rising too much. If you watch this slo-mo swing of Kyle Berkshire you should see exactly what I mean. ▶ this video

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u/Lethrowawaypls 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Any tips on gaining distance? Averaging 250 right now”

The popping up is just proper use of the ground forces. Lots of long drive competitors look like they're jumping. ▶ this video

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