CATEGORY: What your arm rotation should do in the golf swing
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Every golfer wants to hit more accurate golf shots at the target. If you are someone who needs to hit the golf ball straighter then this video is for you. Here Natalie Adams from Smash Factor Golf Coaching shows you how to get your club face more under control and improve your club path as well, with a really simple club face and path drill, that you can work on at the range.
HOW TO HIT THE GOLF BALL STRAIGHT -
With this Smash Factor golf coaching video tip and drill, Natalie Adams shows you how to improve your current golf swing back swing movement so that you are making the best golf swing possible. This drill gets you creating width in your backswing and your follow through, gets you rotating your body much better and improves the connection between between your body rotation and arms, preventing you from pulling your trail elbow around your body and seeing that dreaded flying trail elbow at the top of your back swing, which results in you struggling to move well and rotate your body through impact.
BETTER GOLF SWING ROTATION, WIDTH AND DISTANCE -
In this latest video Natalie Adams of Smash Factor golf coaching is back out on the course and will show you how to make sure that you never slice your driver off the tee again. Learn to hit the fairway every time with straighter golf shots after watching this easy to follow golf game instruction video.
STOP YOUR DRIVER SLICE FOREVER – HIT STRAIGHTER TEE SHOTS -
The takeaway is the first part of your golf swing and therefore it is crucial to get this movement correct if you want to make a great swing, that is repeatable and reliable. The majority of golfers are too dominant with their hands and arms during their takeaway which leads to shot distance loss, inconsistent strike and accuracy issues. In this drill Natalie Adams of Smash Factor golf coaching shows you a really simple and easy to follow movement that will get you synchronising the movement between your body, arms and hands.
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What the RIGHT ELBOW does in the golf swing is the latest golf instruction video brought to you by Natalie Adams, Smash Factor golf coaching. The right elbow plays a crucial role in your golf swing. If it moves and positions well, you will strike tremendous shots. If it doesn’t you are going to struggle. In this video we take a look at the role of the right elbow during the backswing, downswing, strike and follow through and I give you a great drill to get that right elbow under more control.
What the RIGHT ELBOW does in the golf swing -
The golf grip part 2. Improve your ball flight and shot accuracy once you’ve watched this video! Learn how to match your grip on the golf club to the ball flight you currently experience when playing, and alter it so you produce the ball flight that you actually want.
The GOLF GRIP – improve your ball flight. Part 2 -
The GOLF GRIP – what you need to know. How you put your hands on the handle of the golf club is absolutely essential to give you optimal shot accuracy and club face control. This video goes through the basics of the golf grip and what you need to know, including tips to help you remember where your hands should be positioned and the pressure to be applied.
The GOLF GRIP – what you need to know. Part 1 -
Here is the final part of the golf swing arm rotation series. With this video we look at how to move the arms and body correctly through impact and in to the follow through.
Golf swing arm rotation, part 4. How to move through impact and in to the follow through -
Here is part 3 of golf swing, arm rotation series. This video looks at the movement to achieve with your arms during your down swing, to get you hitting consistently solid and accurate golf shots.
Golf swing arm rotation, part 3. How to move your arms & body on the down swing -
This is part 2 of the 4 part arm rotation in your golf swing series. With this video we will look at the role of arm rotation in getting you to the top of the back swing correctly.
Golf swing arm rotation, part 2. The role of the arms in getting to the top of the back swing