Tiger Woods and The Relationship Between Hip Mobility and Early Extension

u/darule05 2024 · r/GolfSwing · in “Why am I so scrunched at impact/follow through?”

Focus on your hips. I’ve heard it described as ‘a golf swing is actually almost nothing about arms, and all about your big muscles- legs, core, torso’. If you get the body working right, your arms will naturally align and follow correctly. At the top of your backswing, feel like you pause at the top for a moment longer than you normally would- and initiate your downswing STARTING by what would feel like swinging …

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u/dlama 2022 · r/GolfSwing · in “thoughts?playing since january.was advised here a couple of months to stop attacking the ball,Am I still makin”

Less squat / kneebend at address - ▶ this video More depth to your right hip in the backswing, you aren't turning your hips that much and it doesn't allow for the proper squat move to start the downswing - ▶ this video Notice at the top your left wrist is cupped rather than bowed, that is causing a slight OTT move. Cup that wrist more at the beginning of the downswing to shallow the club. ▶ this video Other than …

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u/Censoredplebian 2023 · r/GolfSwing · in “Would love some feedback…thanks!”

▶ this video This one might help explain it better, that “coming across” is what early extension is. ▶ this video This is the tiger drill. He is attempting to create the downward (squat) motion rather than turning over. The way I visualize it, it’s like a baseball hitter going opposite field (or fade flight). You want to feel more like your pushing your hands and body to the right rather than left.

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