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A golf coach uses a 7-iron to demonstrate better backswing tempo
A golf coach works with his father to improve iron contact by changing the way he builds his backswing rather than forcing ...
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Alistair Davies teaches backswing moves for more clubhead speed
Alistair Davies explains how turn, pressure shift to the trail side, and arm swing can affect speed in the backswing. He ...
The struggle of having a shallow backswing due to physical stiffnessIn your backswing, your body doesn't rotate as much as ...
Editor’s Note: Baden Schaff has been a PGA teaching professional for 17 years and is the co-founder of Skillest, a digital platform that connects golf students with golf coaches across the world for ...
Top golf teacher Kelvin Kelley says "getting armsy" can make your golf backswing better. See what he means in this video lesson.
In April of 1964, renowned club pro Claude Harmon appeared on the cover of Sports Illustrated, accompanied by the plea: “Let me help your game.” Two generations later, Harmon’s grandson (and, yes, ...
In this lesson, top teacher Brech Spradley addresses a common swing flaw: Swaying in the backswing! He then shares a good drill to help eliminate the problem. Professional long driver Averee Dovsek ...
When they're striving for more distance, golfers often think that the longer the backswing, the better. There's an element of truth to that, but like so many things in golf, it's not *quite* that ...
There are a number of players with unorthodox backswings—Jim Furyk, Matthew Wolff, John Daly, just to name a few—but certainly no one has a slower backswing than Sungjae Im. The first half of Im’s ...
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