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Trap the Ball
Think of the ball as an object that is to be trapped in between the club and the ground as you hit it. This is in contrast to thinking of the ball as an object that needs to be pushed up by the club using an ascending club path.
Trap the Ball was originally published on Golf-SwingThoughts.com
Keep the Lag
Try and keep the wrist hinge that you formed at the top of the swing in place for as long as possible as you bring the club down towards impact. This is in contrast to beginning to unhinge your wrists as you bring the club down during the downswing.
Keep the Lag was originally published on Golf-SwingThoughts.com
Don’t Reverse Pivot
Remember to shift weight towards the back/right foot during the backswing and towards the front/left foot during the downswing and onward. This is in contrast to shifting weight in the exact opposite way, a swing error known as the reverse pivot.
Don’t Reverse Pivot was originally published on Golf-SwingThoughts.com
Lean Shaft Forward
Remember to press your hands forward at address so that they are located ahead of the ball slightly. This is in contrast to positioning them in line with the ball or behind the ball.
Lean Shaft Forward was originally published on Golf-SwingThoughts.com
Don’t Stand Up at Impact
Focus on keeping your upper body forward tilt – or spine angle – constant throughout the swing, or at least until after impact. This is in contrast to starting to ‘stand up’ shortly before impact where the upper body starts to rise and reduce its forward tilt.
Don’t Stand Up at Impact was originally published on Golf-SwingThoughts.com
Focus on the Front Half of the Ball
Focus on the front of the golf ball as you first address it, and throughout as you execute your swing. The front of the ball here refers to the half that is facing the target, or the half that is furthest away from your clubface. This is in contrast to looking at the ball in a general sense, or to look at the general area of where the ball lies.
Focus on the Front Half of the Ball was originally published on Golf-SwingThoughts.com
Keep your Head Level
Focus on keeping your head at the same vertical level – or distance from the ground – throughout the first two sections of your swing, from address to impact. This is in contrast to seeing your head move down and up as you perform your backswing and downswing through impact. Note that it is ok to lift your head gradually as you perform the follow through and move towards the ultimate finish position.
Keep your Head Level was originally published on Golf-SwingThoughts.com
