Why Your Driver Has No Power #shorts

Bryan Seton breaks down why many golfers lose power by spinning their hips too early in the downswing. He demonstrates a more efficient sequence involving a lead-foot pressure shift and ground force usage to improve club path and distance. This simplified approach helps eliminate the outside-in path that leads to weak slices.

• Avoid starting the downswing by immediately spinning the hips open.
• Initiate the move with a small pressure shift into the lead foot.
• Push from the ground to allow the hips to open naturally and automatically.
• Ensure the hands release after the body has opened to maximize power.
• Think of the sequence like the mechanics of throwing a ball for better rhythm.

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