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Nathalie Sheehan explains why the idea that you need a shorter, more controlled backswing to be consistent, is false. She then teaches how to make a longer, more powerful backswing through a couple key movements.
Comments (14)
It would be nice to say which golf club you're using since I'm a beginner golfer
ok
thanks
Thanks!!!
love that drill
Follow through is very important for chip shot. Her instruction is simple, easy to remember. I will try it next time near a green.
I had a fairly short driver backswing in the past and hit quite well. About 240 to 250. I am 74. I lengthened the backswing at the start of this year fearing that I would flare it right or hook left since control would be compromised. I now hit 270 to 290 and just as straight as before. Her comment sure rang true for me.
I believe if you are coming back way past parallel at the top, that could be something that might need to be shortened. Some golfers have too short of a backswing but some do truly have too long of a backswing and have no idea where the ball is going. I've found out that reducing to parallel for driver and 3/4 for irons works pretty well for me.
Thank you for this. I am 79 years old and find my swing arc has gotten very narrow simply because I don't do as you suggested in this video. Tank yo!
hi Natalie,
This tip is really helpful for me because I struggle with being either
too far inside or two straight on my backswing.
Is your angle about 30degrees to the right?
Thank you
Bill Roche
It would be nice to say which golf club you're using since I'm a beginner golfer
ok