The golf swing is simply an arm swing coordinated with the body turn. The path of the club the arm swing creates thru the ball and the rotation of the clubface during this swing determine the ball's direction.
Swinging the club/arms from over the right shoulder on the backswing to over the left shoulder at the finish creates the correct path thru the ball. Proper body turn and leg action are required and become the basis for the club's thru-the-ball path.
At the same time, a credible grip enhances the player's ability to keep the club square to the body during the swing.
Swinging the club/arms from over the right shoulder on the backswing to over the left shoulder at the finish creates the correct path thru the ball. Proper body turn and leg action are required and become the basis for the club's thru-the-ball path.
At the same time, a credible grip enhances the player's ability to keep the club square to the body during the swing.
Notice that the initial 'Y' shape structure of the arms and club at set-up is maintained thru the entire swing. This is the main idea of the Y Shape swing perception. These two concepts constitute 75% of the golf swing. More here: http://theyshape.com.
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