Swing: the golf secret that every pro knows and every amateur has to learn

If you've ever taken a golf lesson that did not really help you make longer and straighter golf shots, you should read this article because I will describe the only principle of the golf swing that the difference is that it makes a difference in improving your wave technique.

Of all the golf swing you can learn, there is only one I can think of that you could really have a more powerful and consistent golf swing. No more about the top swings, slices, thick shots and duffed shots, just solid golf shots with little to no curvature on the golf ball.

I know this probably reads as one of those outrageous ads that you read on various golf sites, but it is absolutely true: there are only a few simple golf techniques that, when correctly understood and applied, are your golf swing will unlock the undulating purgatory.

This specific basic golf swing is the one that is unfortunately underestimated by most, and yet by learning to incorporate it into your wave technique, you improve your wave swing consistency and reduce your golf scores and golf handicap.

I am pretty sure that if you ask most amateur golfers what they would like to have more than anything, it would be a more consistent wave swing technique. In fact, the majority of golfers who go to my golf school want exactly that.

Every golf swing technique only affects two fundamental elements; distance and direction. When we think about the distance produced by a wave technique, we describe a wave club head that goes very quickly from the top of the rear to the collision with the golf ball and the subsequent distance generated by the collision.

When we think about the direction generated by a golf swing technique, we describe the amount of rotation that the golf club's face gives to the golf ball, the amount of rotation at the back and lateral spin generated after the affects golf ball. the collision and the subsequent direction it takes in relation to your target.

Let me say it again; every golf swing that you make influences the distance and direction of your wave shot and what determines the quality of the ball flight is the collision with the golf ball.

The distance your golf ball travels is influenced by a force that stems from the inside and is transmitted through the wave shaft into the club head and finally into the golf ball. In physics, forces such as golf clubs influence starting and stopping exercise and to move golf clubs from one path to another.

The power created by your golf swing always has a direction, although not always the ideal direction for producing longer and straighter wave shots.

• When the golf club of the ball moves in the backswing, a force influences it.

• When the golf club reaches the top of the back swing and changes direction, a force influences it.

• When a golf club touches the golf ball, a force influences it.

You see, every time you swing your golf club, a force (a push or a pull) influences the direction of your golf swing. Now I know you already know this on a certain level, but I'm not so sure that when you hit golf balls on the driving range in your attempt to improve your golf swing technique, you really understand how important the influence of violence is on Je

There are two things we want to do with the power we generate in our wave technique.

1. We want to give it a direction in the backswing-down swing and transition phases.

2. We want to deliver it at the right time

Study the simple action of a pendulum because I guarantee that this simple device helps you to understand how you can use the full potential of your golf swing technique. unlock. If you have ever seen a pendulum, you would know that a weighed object hangs from a pivot point and that the weighed object swings back and forth

While the weighed object swings back and forth from the top of the backswing. to the top of its end position it moves in an arc and the radius of this arc remains constant during the back and forth movement.

In short, the forces acting on a pendulum are balanced forces that the weighted object in a consistent path and trajectory and this is exactly what we want to achieve with our golf swing technique.

A balanced force in a golf swing is a force that moves your golf club like a pendulum from the backswing position to its finish position with a smooth gradual acceleration and rhythm.

Now think of your left arm and wrist as the lever of a pendulum and imagine that it oscillates back and forth from the top of your backward swing to the end of your final position. This rhythmic movement of your left arm should be smooth and unhurried as it moves in an arc in the direction of the golf ball.

You can really feel the pendulum motion of your left arm simply by folding your right arm behind your back and swing your left arm back and forth and leave your left hand while turning or turning, as it runs through the bottom of the swing arc where the golf ball is all the way to the finish of your battle.

Now place a nine iron in your left hand and do the same. Swing it back and forth with your right arm behind your back and let your wrist pivot and loosen and then twist or roll naturally through the bottom of the arch by not fighting the swing; just let him swing through and back.

As you swing the nine irons to and fro, you increase the length of the arch without adding extra effort and you increase your body rotation and stay in sync with the swinging movement of your left arm.

An important point to remember is to never change the path of your hands when you swing the golf club down through the bottom of the swing arch. Keep the path and track of your left hand or extremely close to the same path as the backswing. This is very important and the way to do this successfully is to have gravity and momentum have a primary impact on your left arm swing.

The second with which you exert extra force on your left arm as it travels to the bottom of the swing arch, the faster it will move your hands and golf club off their proper path, which will certainly lead to badly hit golf shots.

The left arm swing: the golf club technique that keeps the hand trail downswing and is very important for the concept to understand, apply and control. Practice this simple technique until you feel that the golf club swings freely without interference.

When you can swing the golf club with a smooth hinged and relaxed movement with a full rotation at the bottom of the stroke, you are doing your best to improve your wave technique.

Remember that a pendulum travels from a position of the backswing to a final position with a consistent rhythm or rhythm and so also a golf club. The second time you try to hit the golf ball, you do not have a golf swing anymore, you have a wave hit.

Strike requires more energy and is less effective than a pendulum motion and is the biggest reason why amateur golfers do not generate the level of consistency that pro's do.

So the big question you have to ask yourself is this; Do you want to swing the golf club with confidence and hit golf shots like a pro or would you prefer to make inconsistent and frustrating golf shots just like …?