💪Using your arms is crucial for generating clubhead speed in the golf swing.
🔄Lowering and straightening the arms helps maintain width and create speed.
🔄Activating the arms in conjunction with body movements is key for maximum speed.
⏮️Starting the downswing stops the backswing and helps maintain control.
🏌️♂️Every golfer is different, so instruction should be tailored to individual needs.
Should I avoid using my arms in the golf swing?
—No, using your arms is crucial for generating clubhead speed. You need to activate your arms along with your body movements to generate maximum speed.
Why is it important to lower and straighten the arms?
—Lowering and straightening the arms helps maintain width and create speed in the golf swing. It allows for a wider swing arc and more efficient transfer of energy to the clubhead.
Is it necessary to start the downswing to stop the backswing?
—Yes, starting the downswing is essential to stop the backswing and maintain control. It allows for a smooth transition from backswing to downswing and helps prevent over-swinging.
How can I maintain control while increasing clubhead speed?
—By activating your arms and using them in conjunction with your body movements, you can increase clubhead speed while maintaining control. It's important to find the right balance between power and control in your swing.
Is the golf swing technique the same for everyone?
—No, every golfer is different and has unique needs. Instruction should be tailored to individual needs and abilities to ensure the best results.
00:19Using your arms is crucial for generating clubhead speed in the golf swing.
01:37Lowering and straightening the arms helps maintain width and create speed.
03:05Activating the arms in conjunction with body movements is key for maximum speed.
06:27Starting the downswing stops the backswing and helps maintain control.
