3 Keys For TOUR-LIKE Lower Body Rotation in Your Swing! 🌪
2 golfers recommended it · 2022–2023
Explainer · Intermediate
Gives three keys for tour-like lower body rotation and avoiding early extension.
Why golfers recommend it
- These guys explain hips better
- Great hip content
Summaries are written by AI from what golfers said about the video.
2 comments from Reddit
u/Snacks75 2022 · r/golftips · in “Took a long break from golf and need help dialing it back in. Don’t have my extended clubs here (Im 6’6”) so t”
Your hips are square to the ball at impact. This means you'll have to early extend/release to get the club around. The golf swing becomes a function of hands and wrists. Not ideal. Get your lower body rotating better. Your hips at setup need to move out over your feet more. Get out on your front foot and straighten your front leg just before impact. Them hips will come around easy. Check these out (these guys …
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u/Ok-Bodybuilder2272 2023 · r/golftips · in “I think I’m under-rotating. Is that my issue? Or are is a bigger problem”
Looks like too much hip turn in backswing could be part of the issue. The more you turn your hips on the backswing, the farther they have to rotate to get ‘open’ at contact. Athletic motion golf has great content on how the hips work, here’s just one of them: ▶ this video
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