How To Simplify Your Golf Swing
Simpler is better, right?
Yet whenever I play with amateur golfers, I so often see them making unnecessary moves in their golf swing.
For example, the take-away should be the easiest move in golf because everything moves from the movement of the shoulders.
But so often, however, I see golfers use their hands to start the swing. I see golfers swaying way off the ball to start their swing. I see golfers roll their forearms over to start their swing.
I see a lot of things that should never happen, and these things make it so hard to hit consistently good golf shots.
How can you, then, simplify your swing?
Well, I believe you should start with your grip, by getting a formed grip product and practicing forming the perfect grip over and over again. With enough repetitions you will have a perfect grip and you can rule that out as far as any ball striking problems are concerned.
Then you move onto grooving a consistent ball position. Make a good ball position a habit, so you just setup naturally with the ball in a great position to hit a good shot.
Then move onto alignment, etc…
You can figure all of this out for yourself. I did it, and so can you. Naturally it’s going to take you a lot of time and trial and effort to figure it out, but it is doable.
However, to save yourself a heck of a lot of time and effort to build a simple and consistent golf swing, I have a full step-by-step plan to help you build a consistent golf swing in the fastest possible time.
