Improving your golf back swing is essential if you want to improve your strike, accuracy, shot distance and consistency. If you reverse pivot during your back swing movement, you will reach the top of your swing with too much weight on your lead foot. The better the position you achieve at the top of the back swing, the easier you should find it to swing back down well through impact. Here’s a simple drill to help you improve your back swing if you struggle with a reverse pivot.

So many golfers say they hit the golf ball brilliantly and swing great on the range, but they don’t seem to take those shots or that swing out on to the course with them. Being on the range seems to deliver completely different results to those experienced out on the golf course. So in this video Natalie Adams from Smash Factor Golf Coaching, shows you the best way to practice when you next go to the range and stops you falling into really bad practice habits that will ruin your on course play. Take an insight into how to structure your golf practice sessions most efficiently, so that you get the most out of your golf training session and so that you see those results the next time you are out on the golf course.