We have previously discussed each of the 3 separate circular movements that need to be practiced and perfected in order to produce consistently good golf swings. Once you are comfortable with these individual movements and concepts it is time to combine them. We will start by combining the wrist and shoulder circular movements, followed by

The wrists play a crucial role in the golf swing and it is important to constantly work on the wrist hinge and understand how to release the club to ensure maximum accuracy and power. It is vital that we hold the club with the correct grip pressure. Most golfers tend to hold the club too

The golf swing represents a means of creating and transferring energy through movement. The ability to transfer that energy to the club is the most important factor in how fast and efficiently one swings the club. In order to do this we need to be aware of the 3 circular motions that work together during

The spine angle needs to kept as constant as possible during the swing to ensure the body can easily and naturally rotate around it. This starts with having the correct spine angle at setup. You don’t want to lean over too much or be too upright. The perfect angle is between 25-35 degrees, depending on

The golf swing represents a means of creating and transferring energy through movement. The ability to transfer that energy to the club is the most important factor in how fast and efficiently one swings the club. In order to do this we need to be aware of the 3 circular motions that work together during

The shoulders play a crucial role in the golf swing and getting a full shoulder turn is vital if we want to achieve maximum power and consistency. Many amateurs pick the arms up instead of turning the shoulders. As seen below this is how the shoulders should operate. To monitor your shoulder turn swing the

The golf swing represents a means of creating and transferring energy through movement. The ability to transfer that energy to the club is the most important factor in how fast and efficiently one swings the club. In order to do this we need to be aware of the 3 circular motions that work together during

The golf swing represents a means of creating and transferring energy through movement. The ability to transfer that energy to the club is the most important factor in how fast and efficiently one swings the club. In order to do this we need to be aware of the 3 circular motions that work together during

Golf is a complicated sport and requires a certain amount of practice to be able to get to a decent level and perform well on the real golf course. Many beginners end up extremely frustrated and lose interest rather quickly. They often want to rush to play on the course and are reluctant to put the necessary time in on the practice range before attempting to play on the real course.