THE BACKSWING

Golf instruction has a fascination with what happens behind the ball. The takeaway- the backswing etc.... But how about if you changed your focus to the other side of the swing....

Whilst a backswing can come in many shapes and forms a consistent swing plane is always the option to strive for. Learn from this backswing drill that can put the arms more up and down on the similar plane movement.

Can a faster backswing create a faster swing? We touched on this in a previous video. So, let's enhance the thought with some great imagery from another sport.

Hip turn is an important factor to building a nice turn on the backswing. But can it be overdone?

Everyone wants more swing speed. Here is one way of learning to swing faster and the reasons why it can help just about anyone.

How much should the hips turn on the backswing? Hip turn promotes freedom and helps get the player behind the ball. But how much is enough and how much is too much?

The backswing does not have to engage itself to the 430 path. Most of the time- depending on the student- it is better to find that path on the downswing. Watch as this student works his way through to a better backswing for his game.

The similarities between baseball and golf seem endless. This video explains the arm rotation possible or usable to help deliver the club or bat squarely onto the strike. Ben Hogan learned a lot about the golf swing from Sam Byrd- who was a baseball player and a PGA golfer.

In this latest video I show you how the wrists can/do work using a new device -Hackmotion- which registers the wrist conditions throughout the swing. Cupped or Bowed are explained in detail