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Follow on Google News | Tips on how to improve the golf swingEvery golf beginners want to improve their golf swing because it’s right time to hit the golf ball. Here we list useful golf improving tips for you and it will work just after you finish the reading.
By: Golf Genie So, here are a few of our favorite golf swing tips that can improve the fundamentals of the golf swing[http://www.golfhelptips.com/]: Golf Swing Tip 1: Make sure you are transferring weight properly A major weight transfer fault is to sway the hips laterally to the right in backswing which shifts weight to left foot. This causes a “reverse pivot” weight transfer fault. A reverse pivot fault often results in shifting weight to the right foot in finish, another major weight transfer fault. Both of these weight transfer faults often result in poor golf shots. The proper weight shift in the full swing results in 80% of weight on the inside of the right foot at the top of the backswing and full weight transfer to the left leg in the finish position. In the backswing, weight is kept on inside of right foot and right knee remains in place, setting up the correct weight shift to the left in downswing. Golf Swing Tip 2: Keep your swing “on plane” throughout the swing Every golf swing has an “ideal swing plane” or path that the club travels throughout the backswing and downswing. A key “on-plane” Remember, an above the plane shaft can result in a steep, OUT-IN or “over the top” swing path causing pulls and slices. A below the plane shaft can result in a swing path that is too flat or excessively IN-OUT causing hooks and pushed shots. So, to improve your golf hooks or golf slices and to help hit the golf ball straight, visualize the swing plane and stay on plane throughout the shot. Golf Swing Tip 3: Keep body synchronized throughout the swing In the backswing, the hands, chest and shoulders should be synchronized and move together. When the hands are at hip level, the wrists hinge. On the downswing, the left hip moves to the left slightly and initiates weight shift to the left which drops the right elbow down close to the hip (also known as dropping the right elbow in the “slot”). This weight shift left leads the upper body through impact and finish. # # # This article was brought to you by Golf Genie™ makers of the award-winning Golf Genie™ Tee to Green Pocket Guide. Provides expert golf instructions for every golf shot…in your pocket. Find more - http://www.golfhelptips.com/ End
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