How to Start your Downswing, Golf Step Drill

u/Salukidog12 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Could use some feedback on how to stop standing up on my swing , any other flaws? Thank you!”

I struggle with the same and the step drill forces you to feel what not to do. ▶ this video

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u/ExchangeReady2946 2022 · r/GolfSwing · in “Constructive criticism?”

Need to improve your sequencing and transfer weight to your front foot. Try this drill ▶ this video

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u/corsair130 2022 · r/golftips · in “A rare decent strike. Only started February of this year so very raw, but would appreciate full criticism and ”

I can't take that saguto guy seriously. He's so fucking goofy. I don't need anyone to teach me golf while holding a katana. Everyone has their schtick though I guess. I noticed the same thing from the video. OP turns, but he doesn't have any balance at the top of the swing. He's wobbly at finish. The step drill could help with this. There's numerous step drill demonstrations on youtube, here's one of them. ▶ this …

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u/torjussa 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Can someone help point out difference in swing?”

Setup looks fairly solid. Grip, stance and ball position is fine to make a golf swing. (If anything, get your hands slightly forward. Butt of the club just left of your belly button.) Head dipping down and back might be causing some trouble, but the main issue is your WEIGHT NOT BEING FORWARD (on your left foot) through the ball. Your weight must have shifted to (or remained on) your left foot as you hit the ball. …

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u/Past_Discipline2337 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “I can’t get the ball off the ground lately. Anything jumping out that I’m doing wrong?”

Weight stays on right foot at the top of your swing. Try a step drill [preview.redd.it] ▶ this video

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u/trailglider 2023 · r/GolfSwing · in “My new year’s resolution is to get from a 20.4 handicap to 15 - what do I need to change/improve to get to tha”

From a swing perspective, it looks to me like you're really just swinging with your arms, so you're losing all of the potential power that you could be getting from your legs and body. Power isn't everything, but when you learn to sequence your overall body movement, everything else becomes so much easier. You'll generate a lot more clubhead speed with less effort, and you'll set the stage to be able to strike the …

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