FOOTWORK/GROUND FORCES

Using the right leg correctly on the downswing and the release adds many benefits to becoming a better player. Watch and learn from this lesson how the right leg pushes and then drives.

Staying down through impact- easier said than done. It is one of the major reasons I put the downunder board to work with my students. To stabilize the pelvis and leg motion.

Scottie Scheffler's footwork has become a talking point in golf due to his success. I know it's a great ground reaction force, many talk about it as if it is a swing fault. Watch and learn.

For a balanced swing the body must remain in balance. So how should the legs and feet move during a golf swing?

Using the ground strongly and in balance is one of the mysteries of the golf swing. We hear all about using the ground but how should we really use it. Watch this student lesson using the pressure mat to watch how the balance and weight shift worked.

Using the right leg in the transition and downswing area is an important key to maintaining the correct orientation and balance of the upper body. Go down to move forward yet stay back- All at the same time

Using the DownUnder Board is very much a part of drill two and drill three. Using the ground activates the body to overtake the release of the club. Learn from this video how the board really helps build the swing from the ground up.

Keeping the lower half of the body in stability and motion allows the upper body to move correctly also. Here is why the downunder board will stop the golfer from early extending and learn to use the ground better throughout the swing.

Using the legs correctly can eliminate a lot of bad habits such as spinning out and early extending. Watch how I show this student the correct downswing hip action that also enables a build up in foot resistance to help make the pivot work strongly through impact and beyond.