The Key Move with Your Driver That Can Make or Break Your Swing

TLDRLearn the two phases of the swing that can significantly impact your driver shot. The early backswing and the transition into the downswing are crucial for distance and accuracy.

Key insights

🔄The early backswing, from address to when the club is parallel to the ground, is crucial for setting up the swing.

The transition from the late backswing into the downswing is a critical phase that determines the success of the shot.

Q&A

What are the two phases that can make or break the driver shot?

The two phases are the early backswing and the transition from the late backswing into the downswing.

Why is the early backswing important?

The early backswing sets up the swing and is crucial for distance and accuracy.

What is the key element in the transition from the backswing to the downswing?

The key element is pulling the right arm behind to load the swing with power.

How can I practice the early backswing?

You can practice by focusing on a proper rib cage rotation while keeping your arms in front of your body.

What should I feel in the transition from the backswing to the downswing?

You should feel a stretch and a pulling sensation in the back of your shoulder as you load your arms.

Timestamped Summary

01:59The early backswing, from address to when the club is parallel to the ground, is crucial for setting up the swing.

02:59The transition from the late backswing into the downswing is a critical phase that determines the success of the shot.

03:59Proper rib cage rotation and keeping the arms in front are key elements in the early backswing.

05:19Pulling the right arm behind in the transition from the backswing to the downswing helps load the swing with power.

06:39Practicing the early backswing involves focusing on rib cage rotation while keeping the arms in front of the body.

07:39In the transition from the backswing to the downswing, you should feel a stretch and a pulling sensation in the back of your shoulder as you load your arms.