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fellow sway loaders
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A.G.Blade
, Aug 17 2012 06:08 PM
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Posted 17 August 2012 - 06:08 PM
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Posted 17 August 2012 - 06:21 PM
I just posted something about this topic in another thread. I think this will help you.
I used to have a sway too. Im 6' 2" and a lot of times I would sway slightly back on my backswing which made it tough to get back to the ball in the right position. Try this next time your at the range. It helped me on all my shots including hitting the driver on the sweetspot a lot more often and straighter. Its a simple thing and you dont have to make any changes to your swing....
Set up to the ball. Put the weight on your right foot on the inside of the foot. You should feel like there's no weight on the outside of the foot at all. The right knee naturally goes slightly down and in twards the ball. Take your normal swing. You just stopped swaying . You can test this anyplace. Just stand up from the computer and do a set up as described. You'll feel like a coiled up spring and solid as a rock and it also promotes a good turn . Its just a simple thing but amazingly effective and its not something you have to think about during your swing. It just works by its self. I cant begin to tell you how much that little tip has helped my game.
Let me know if it helps. I've given that tip to a few people and they all say it helped a lot.
I used to have a sway too. Im 6' 2" and a lot of times I would sway slightly back on my backswing which made it tough to get back to the ball in the right position. Try this next time your at the range. It helped me on all my shots including hitting the driver on the sweetspot a lot more often and straighter. Its a simple thing and you dont have to make any changes to your swing....
Set up to the ball. Put the weight on your right foot on the inside of the foot. You should feel like there's no weight on the outside of the foot at all. The right knee naturally goes slightly down and in twards the ball. Take your normal swing. You just stopped swaying . You can test this anyplace. Just stand up from the computer and do a set up as described. You'll feel like a coiled up spring and solid as a rock and it also promotes a good turn . Its just a simple thing but amazingly effective and its not something you have to think about during your swing. It just works by its self. I cant begin to tell you how much that little tip has helped my game.
Let me know if it helps. I've given that tip to a few people and they all say it helped a lot.
