Shoulders and Hips – Turn for a Powerful Swing
Megan Johnston
For a more powerful golf swing turn your shoulders more than your hips on your backswing. Lesson and drill from Megan Johnston.
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Games and Practice Drills that you can use in your practice and warm-up sessions to sharpen up your full swing, short game, and putting.
For a more powerful golf swing turn your shoulders more than your hips on your backswing. Lesson and drill from Megan Johnston.
Karen Palacios-Jansen has a quick drill to help you with the common swing fault known as ‘coming over the top’.
In this valuable video tip from Alison Curdt, learn how to get the correct parts of your body turning properly in the right order.
LPGA Legends Tour player, Missie Berteotti demonstrates a simple movement pattern drill you can do anywhere to improve the balance in your swing.
This winter golf drill from Natalie Adams from Smash Factor Golf Coaching will improve your swing, shot distance and ball striking. Check it out!
Try this concept! Turn your attention to feeling and swinging the dead weight of your arms and the club just like the bucket demonstration! Don’t jerk it around! This applies to full swing too.
Erika Larkin shows you some really easy and useful ways to test your swing positions and actions with nothing more complicated than a towel, can of spray, mirror, and a headcover.
Lucy Davies demonstrates the towel drill which can help you to establish a good connection between your arms and body in your swing.
Are you trying to move your hips first and can’t coordinate your swing? Be careful! A lot of good ball strikers actually fight this move and then end up blocking or hooking as a result. Try this drill for better sequence, connection, and angle of attack.
Remember that in golf we AIM the clubhead and ALIGN our bodies parallel (left of the target for a right-handed and right of the target for a left-handed golfer). Lesson by Nicole Weller.
Singapore based LPGA Teaching Professional, Ruby Kurtelius shares her ladder drill for learning distance control on the greens – particularly with your long putts.
Director of Instruction at Sherwood Country Club, Lucy Davies demonstrates how to get the most benefit from practicing with alignment sticks.
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