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MAKE YOUR BEST GOLF SWING EVER FROM THIS POSITION

Full Swing - set up position, Improve your golf game, Play like a pro, Pressure & Ground force, Set Up

If you are going to make your best ever golf swing, hit your best golf shots and strike the golf ball pure and with power, then the position that you start the chain of movement that results in the club head striking the golf ball is crucial. Your address position must allow you to create an athletic posture that provides you with balance, stability and the optimum angles to produce a strong and powerful golf swing. Here we look at exactly how each and every individual golfer can do that, even though we are all different shapes and sizes and unique as individuals. Natalie Adams of Smash Factor golf coaching shows you exactly what to do with an easy to follow step by step instructional guide to creating athletic golf posture like a pro.

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If you collapse your arms and pull your hands in towards your body during your back swing, then you are not creating the widest possible arc for your golf swing. Keeping your left arm straight is essential in creating width for your golf swing and this in turn allows you to create speed which will produce your longest golf shots. It will also help you achieve improved directional control for your golf shots. So here’s a great drill to ensure you extend your left arm during your back swing and stop you collapsing your arms at the top.

How to achieve the best position with your arms at the top of the back swing

In this video, Natalie Adams from Smash Factor golf coaching shows you exactly how to successfully play a shot over a bunker, to a tight pin on the green, that stops quickly and close to the flag. This is a vital shot to know how to play for any golfer and playing it well can take shots off your score. Filmed at the beautiful Nefyn Golf course on the Llyn Peninsula in North Wales on a windy day😊.

How to CHIP or PITCH OVER A BUNKER TO A TIGHT PIN POSITION and stop the ball