Tadashi70
Well-known member
Do you have an erratic ball flight? Do you miss low right or left? Do you ever come up short with a club that should travel further? If this is you, then you are not turning your shoulders. You are sending your arms. The danger is that it feels like a full turn but you're actually moving the arms up and down. There is some shoulder turn but enough to realize a proper weight shift.
A full shoulder turn will get ypur weight to the inside of the right leg. It will get you behind the ball. It will build up stored power. And if done properly the club should be at or short of parallel.
The danger of not turning the shoulders is that the club will be in a different position on every swing. Weight stays at address or shift to left with an overswing. It also plays havoc on your hip release. If you're swinging from the bottom up and just have an arm swing, your swing plane will flatten as the hips release.
So turn those shoulders and realize your golf swing and golf game.
A full shoulder turn will get ypur weight to the inside of the right leg. It will get you behind the ball. It will build up stored power. And if done properly the club should be at or short of parallel.
The danger of not turning the shoulders is that the club will be in a different position on every swing. Weight stays at address or shift to left with an overswing. It also plays havoc on your hip release. If you're swinging from the bottom up and just have an arm swing, your swing plane will flatten as the hips release.
So turn those shoulders and realize your golf swing and golf game.