If you struggle with swaying during your back swing it will result in both a loss of power and an inconsistent strike when playing your golf shots. Learning how to rotate and make a better pivot during your golf back swing, will help you to achieve more coil which produces power and shot distance, plus it will help you strike the golf ball much cleaner as it improves where the low point of your golf swing is relative to the golf ball. Here’s a really easy drill to work on to improve that pivoting rotation during your back swing, so that you eliminate any sway.

Hitting your golf iron shots crisply off the turf every time is something every golfer would love to achieve. In this golf tip video, Natalie Adams from Smash Factor golf coaching shows you a simple and straightforward feedback drill to get your iron strike improved, so you hit the golf ball first and then the turf second.