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04 Feb Shoulder turn key for better contact

Posted at 03:07h in Golf Tip by

When your left arm reaches parallel to the ground in your backswing, make sure the clubhead is as far away from your body as possible. A wide, extended backswing creates width, and the wider your swing arc, the faster the clubhead must travel to keep up with your body.

It’s like a ceiling fan — it turns at one speed. But since the edges of the blade trace a wider circle than the motor in the middle, they actually move faster. Try not to hit pitches and chips using too much arm action. Short-game swings are miniature versions of full swings and require the same amount of shoulder rotation.

Use more shoulder turn than arm swing — you’ll shorten your backswing — and ensure that you accelerate through impact. Armsy chippers and pitchers tend to stop at impact. That’s the way to catch the shot thin or to hit behind the ball.

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