The Only Swing Thought You'll Ever Need - Shoulder Down to Find the Ground

u/Natural_Character234 2026 · r/golftips · in “Need swing tips”

Lots of things to unpack. Ball is way too far forward in your stance for a 7i, your shaft lean is way too aggressive. Remember, the longer the club and the farther up in the stance the less shaft lean you need. When you do put that ball further back (a ball or so behind the center of your feet) the shaft lean you want, will have the end of your grip pointing at your inner thigh. This will help with ball contact. …

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u/SherbetBulky435 2025 · r/golftips · in “Need help with backswing”

You have a good swing, you just are not in the right positions because you don't know where they are. First off, your nice set up is too much on your heels. Move it more towards the balls of your feet. Feel like a shortstop just as the ball is being pitched. Squat, ready to spring in any position. Next your back is lame, but will improve greatly as will your scores with this. You are rotating your shoulders around …

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