What are the keys to a great golf swing?
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2.2.2010
Best Answer – Chosen by Voters I’m not working for David Nevogt (the author of The Simple Golf Swing). I don’t even know him and I have never meet him. This review of The Simple Golf Swing is my honest opinion about the book and whether it can help you get a perfect golf swing. Source(s): http://www.bestgolfdrivers.co.uk/
2.2.2010
It's impossible to explain detailed physical actions with words. That's why the best golf instructors are so expensive. But, I'll give you some great advice. Take some lessons. By practicing an incorrect swing, you'll just reinforce the errors, which makes it much more difficult to change you swing later on.
2.2.2010
The key to a great swing is repeatable consistency. If you can effectively deliver the clubface to the ball and do it repeatably you can play the game well. The easiest way to do that? Swing the club on the shaft plane that was established at address with the face remaining square to that path. Try to comprehend that like its not straight out of a book.
2.2.2010
Just keep hacking away. Try to visualize the club coming from the inside, hitting the ball, and releasing to the inside. Also, actually nevermind. I don't have all day.
2.2.2010
1. turn in your backswing so your chest is facing your right2. get your right hand and your right hip together down thru the ball3. turn to the target so your chest is facing your leftif you play tennis think topspin forehand
2.2.2010
Correct, repeatable impact position and nothing else.
2.2.2010
alignment, grip, posture, tempo, relaxation… http://www.myphonedied.com