How to Make a Proper Turn and Create Width in Backswing | Righty Matt Returns

u/CanehdianJ01 2022 · r/GolfSwing · in “High handicap trying to get better. Please roast me with tips. I can slice a ball 4 fairways across, although ”

Checkout old Matty blois He's a lefty golfer that's being taught as a beginner righty. I think is better then scratch handicap as a lefty. ▶ this video Super helpful. This video added 20 yards or more to my shots

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u/mendozaa- 2022 · r/GolfSwing · in “Second year golfing learned everything from YouTube and the internet lessons are for sure in order but does an”

One quick swing thought is to feel like you are keeping your hands as far away from your torso as possible during the backswing. Almost pushing the handle away from the body the whole time. At the top of the swing you may feel as though you have not rotated enough but you certainly are. Feel vs. Real. This will help set your body up properly to rotate properly into the downswing, and generate way more swing speed …

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u/checkmate___ 2022 · r/GolfSwing · in “Any suggestions welcome! Thank you 🙏”

You are in some real need of width in your backswing, meaning it might look like you swing it back on plane but because your arms come so close to your body you have to release them and end up over the top anyway. Watch this: ▶ this video

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u/shortgamegolfer 2022 · r/GolfSwing · in “For some reason I've lost all my distance in my Irons. What am I doing wrong?”

Folding up those arms and unfolding them. Get a full shoulder turn instead. Here you go… ▶ this video

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