Hip Rotation In Golf Swing Without Spinning Out (BELT BUCKLE Down And Round)

u/i_am_roboto 2022 · r/GolfSwing · in “Need a little bit of help”

Your stance is shut. This was actually a pulled shot. You are spinning your right hip way too soon. Right leg is kicking straight toward the ball almost before you complete your backswing. I got slammed for this advice on another post but on occasion it’s true - you are opening your hips too quickly. You need to let the upper body and lower body feel like they’re turning at the same time versus spinning your hips …

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u/dlama 2022 · r/GolfSwing · in “What do I need to work on the most?”

Your hips are moving towards the ball and your stalling and flipping near impact. ▶ this video Tiger Woods. ▶ this video

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u/MustCatchTheBandit 2023 · r/GolfSwing · in “How do I stop “crunching” down?”

Your hips slide toward the target and your upper body right bends too much and from the L spine instead of the T spine. In the golf swing, we want tilted hips: this means the lead side of the pelvis stays lower than the right side in the initial part of the downswing. Watch this: ▶ this video

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u/heliumointment 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Distance….”

the tldr is that you're not engaging your hips the correct way. this is a drill that helps you rotate down and through (what you're doing is calling 'spinning out'): ▶ this video a couple things to note (this is the longer version): 1. in setup, your hips are too far back. the pits of your pelvis should be over your feet. the reason that your hips are behind your feet is probably a compensation for your hips …

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