Top 3 Ways to Put Your Golf Swing on Steroids and Lower Your Score With Each Round You Play!
I have yet to meet a golfer who is happy with their swing or the distance of their shots, especially off the tee.
If you are struggling with your golf swing, this article will outline top 3 ways to having a smooth swinging motion and adding distance to your all drives.
1.
Focus on Shoulder Turn - the power in your swing comes from turning your upper body during the swing, especially your shoulders.
Although shoulder rotation occurs naturally, if you rotate your shoulders more during the swing, the distance of your shots will increase substantially.
This occurs due to the torque that is generated which adds more "whip" during the swing.
So the equation is simple: more shoulder turn = greater torque = more distance.
2.
Control your swing - when you are trying to add distance to your shots you may be tempted to put all your power into swinging a club.
However, this is pointless if you lack control in your shots.
One of the best, but very under-rated ways to substantially gain control over your swing is to improve your fitness levels and conditioning.
Being in good physical condition will enable you to accelerate the speed at which you swing the club through the air and you'll be able to drive the ball further on the golf course.
3.
Keep a relaxed grip - you should firstly understand that griping the club tightly will result in a slower movement of the club through the air and the distance of your shots will decrease substantially.
As far as grip pressure is concerned, you should apply it with your finger tips and not your whole finger.
Keep in mind that thumb, index finger and pinky are the main points where you need to apply pressure when holding a club.
If you are struggling with your golf swing, this article will outline top 3 ways to having a smooth swinging motion and adding distance to your all drives.
1.
Focus on Shoulder Turn - the power in your swing comes from turning your upper body during the swing, especially your shoulders.
Although shoulder rotation occurs naturally, if you rotate your shoulders more during the swing, the distance of your shots will increase substantially.
This occurs due to the torque that is generated which adds more "whip" during the swing.
So the equation is simple: more shoulder turn = greater torque = more distance.
2.
Control your swing - when you are trying to add distance to your shots you may be tempted to put all your power into swinging a club.
However, this is pointless if you lack control in your shots.
One of the best, but very under-rated ways to substantially gain control over your swing is to improve your fitness levels and conditioning.
Being in good physical condition will enable you to accelerate the speed at which you swing the club through the air and you'll be able to drive the ball further on the golf course.
3.
Keep a relaxed grip - you should firstly understand that griping the club tightly will result in a slower movement of the club through the air and the distance of your shots will decrease substantially.
As far as grip pressure is concerned, you should apply it with your finger tips and not your whole finger.
Keep in mind that thumb, index finger and pinky are the main points where you need to apply pressure when holding a club.
