💪The traditional vertical swing can lead to problems like slicing and inconsistent ball striking.
🔄An around swing, focusing on a diagonal swing path, can improve power and accuracy.
🤝Keeping the left arm lower and connected to the body creates a more solid and repeatable swing.
🔥An around swing allows for better rotation of the hips, resulting in increased clubhead speed and distance.
🏌️♂️Adopting an around swing can benefit golfers of all ages and skill levels.
What are the benefits of an around swing?
—An around swing improves distance, accuracy, and ball striking by promoting better body rotation, eliminating slicing, and optimizing clubhead speed.
Is the around swing suitable for all golfers?
—Yes, golfers of all ages and skill levels can benefit from adopting an around swing. It provides a more powerful and efficient way to hit the ball.
How do I achieve an around swing?
—To achieve an around swing, focus on a diagonal swing path and keep your left arm lower and connected to your body. This promotes better rotation and eliminates unnecessary movements.
Will an around swing help me hit longer shots?
—Yes, an around swing allows for better body rotation and increased clubhead speed, resulting in longer shots. It optimizes the transfer of energy from the body to the club.
Can I still use an around swing with my longer clubs?
—Absolutely! An around swing is effective with all clubs in your bag. The key is maintaining a consistent swing path and body rotation throughout your entire set.
00:00Many golfers struggle with the traditional vertical swing, leading to slicing and inconsistent ball striking.
01:40Switching to an around swing, with a diagonal swing path, can greatly improve power and accuracy.
03:10Keeping the left arm lower and connected to the body is crucial for a solid and repeatable around swing.
04:40An around swing allows for better rotation of the hips, resulting in increased clubhead speed and distance.
06:40Golfers of all ages and skill levels can benefit from adopting an around swing.
