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Swing flaws

80 percent of golfers do this wrong, according to a top teacher
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80 percent of golfers do this wrong, according to a top teacher

According to top golf instructor Jim McLean, a staggering 80% of golfers make a critical error during their swing. This widespread mistake stems from an incorrect grip, which can lead to numerous swing flaws and hinder performance. McLean emphasizes the importance of a proper grip, explaining that it provides the foundation for a solid swing. He urges golfers to seek professional guidance to ensure their grip is optimized, unlocking their full potential on the course.

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Fix this swing flaw to improve your sequencing and generate more power
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Fix this swing flaw to improve your sequencing and generate more power

Power Surge: Fix This Swing Flaw to Amplify Your Drive

Unlock the secrets of generating explosive power in your golf swing by addressing a common flaw: poor sequencing. Sequencing, or the precise order of body movements during the swing, is crucial for creating a smooth transition from backswing to downswing. This optimizes the transfer of rotational energy, delivering maximum clubhead speed at impact. Here’s how to fine-tune your sequencing for increased power:

  1. Proper Clubface Rotation: Ensure the clubface turns from an open position at the start of the backswing to a closed position at the top. This ensures the necessary path for a powerful downswing.

  2. Sequential Body Rotation: Initiate the downswing with a deep coil of the torso, followed by the sequential rotation of hips, then shoulders, and lastly the arms. This creates a domino effect that builds momentum towards impact.

  3. Smooth Transition: Avoid making sudden or jerky movements during the transition from backswing to downswing. Aim for a gradual release of energy, allowing the body to unwind naturally and build speed.

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