GOLF: The Perfect Backswing In Two Simple Steps

u/CornfedTurtle 2022 · r/GolfSwing · in “Desperate for swing tips! Any insight will be greatly appreciated.”

Big picture - You want the club shaft to go from steep on the backswing to shallow on the downswing. You are doing the opposite…going from flat on the backswing to steep on the downswing. Part of the solution is getting everything thing working more from the outside on the backswing. I really like this video: ▶ this video

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u/SunkTheBirdie 2021 · r/GolfSwing · in “What should I work on?”

The issues that make your backswing flat are - your trail foot is open (further from the ball target line than the right) - you are 1.5 inches too far from the ball - Your takeaway is bending the elbows - especially the right one. - wrist roll takeaway - strong grip A key for you is the back of your right hand needs to go straight back (away from the target) in the first 6 inches on the takeaway. Good backswing …

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u/Oldn0rse 2022 · r/GolfSwing · in “Little room for error when I course correct on the down swing. Have always “made it work” but would love to re”

Yeah the backswing would be a good place to start. You take it inside and have a flat backswing, things you probably already know. You naturally want to get the shaft back on plane in transition which results in steepening and that’s going to give you inconsistency, less power, and an out to in impact. Eric Cogorno has some decent backswing stuff, maybe this one is a good one to review: ▶ this video Ideally you’ll …

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