MENU

Search
Close this search box.

SEARCH

community funded banner 5 All in One Place Brilliant 281124
Do You Swing on Your Toes or Heels - Christina Ricci - Womens Golf
BOOKMARK LESSON
Please login to bookmarkClose

Do You Swing on Your Toes or Heels?

Christina Ricci has essential tips for golfers struggling with balance in their swings by focusing on the takeaway and ensuring a proper setup.
Unbalanced Golf Swings: Tips For Getting Out of Your Toes or Heels

Tips for a Proper Setup

Position Over Shoelaces: Ensure that your pressure points are aligned over your shoelaces rather than your heels. This alignment helps maintain balance and allows for a more stable swing.

Get Close to the Ball: Adjust your stance so that you are positioned directly over the ball. This proximity helps in maintaining posture and balance throughout the swing.

Tips for Your Takeaway

Proper Hand Movement: To avoid falling onto your toes, focus on dragging your hands straight back during the takeaway. This movement should feel as though your hands are gliding right over an imaginary shaft laid down on the balls of your feet. This technique helps maintain balance and keeps your posture intact.

Avoiding the Domino Effect: If your hands move away from your body, it creates a domino effect that can lead to losing posture. By keeping your hands close and moving them straight back, you can prevent this issue and set yourself up for a successful backswing.

Women’s Golf Group Posts

Membership includes The Women’s Golf Group, the world’s most popular online community for women golfers! Exclusive lessons and shared favorite tips, course and equipment discussions and golf experiences.

Latest Lessons & Tips

We publish a new lesson for women golfers every day! Here are the most recent lessons from our expert team of 28 leading LPGA/PGA qualified instructors. Some new lessons are available to non-members as examples for a short time. 

What Would You Like to Do Next?