How to Sequence Your Golf Swing Like A Pro: Perfect Finishing Position
4 golfers recommended it · 2025–2026
Explainer · Intermediate
Explains how to sequence the swing from top to finish, including posture and right leg.
Why golfers recommend it
- One video as basis
- Arm structure advice with videos
- Right leg straightening, posture
- Video explains sequencing
Summaries are written by AI from what golfers said about the video.
4 comments from Reddit
u/MeatOverRice 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Why do I look so stiff?”
Everyone here is correcting your grip, which is the most important aspect of your swing that needs to be corrected. However the reason you look so "stiff" is because you are not yet at the level where you are using your core and major muscle groups to generate swing speed, instead you are currently using mostly your arms. The technical term is sequencing and ▶ this video helps explain your rigid movement. But again, …
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u/N8TV_ 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Why does my right foot keep slipping in downswing? Should it do this”
Hi, I could list out all you asked for however I do not believe it would translate to anything useful to you. Instead which is what I do is seek education and examples to implement. Here is the link to one video which will address and provide you a basis for what you seek. I recommend watching it then taking that to the range and then on to the golf course within a real game once you’ve practiced a few times. If you …
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u/Snoo49601 2025 · r/GolfSwing · in “Everything just feels awkward keep coming over the top”
Stop straightening your right leg , you “ Coil “ against your right thigh, YOU can’t do that because you straighten it and that causes your weight to go down and toward the ball, THEN, so you don’t miss the ball, you stand up and pull the club across you to the left. YouTube “ Proper golf swing posture and sequencing “ ▶ this video
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u/HyruleAtZelda 2026 · r/GolfSwing · in “Best way to stop blocking/getting hands behind body?”
Upper body: Your arms have zero structure. I assume you are coming from baseball. Hands should stay in front of you/and arms not pinned across your body. The distance between the elbows should stay relatively the same. Your elbow flies behind you. You raise your hands way too high and overcock your wrists. All of these unnecessary components get your arms so disconnected from your body and behind you that they never …
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