Watch how his lower body drives into the swing, already moving toward the target before the backswing is even finished.
It looks almost like he is trying to move a heavy object from right to left, creating momentum and pressure through his legs and hips.
Because of that early movement, his arms are pulled naturally by the body’s rotation. The energy flows seamlessly into the hands and later into the clubface, producing effortless speed and solid contact.
If you want to learn how to achieve that without overthinking your swing, comment “Flow” and I will send you the link to the training platform that I run together with LPGA Tour player Sandra Gal, where we help you improve your game and give you a drill to find this exact position.
Best, Sigmar
🎥 Golf Swing Slow Motion Camera: Michael Field Made by Golfskool.com
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Watch how his lower body drives into the swing, already moving toward the target before the backswing is even finished.
It looks almost like he is trying to move a heavy object from right to left, creating momentum and pressure through his legs and hips.
Because of that early movement, his arms are pulled naturally by the body’s rotation. The energy flows seamlessly into the hands and later into the clubface, producing effortless speed and solid contact.
If you want to learn how to achieve that without overthinking your swing, comment “Flow” and I will send you the link to the training platform that I run together with LPGA Tour player Sandra Gal, where we help you improve your game and give you a drill to find this exact position.
Best,
Sigmar
🎥 Golf Swing Slow Motion
Camera: Michael Field
Made by Golfskool.com
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