A Turn Will NOT Create a SWING but A Swing Will Create a Turn! | Secret To a Free Flowing Golf Swing

Golf Secrets explains that a proper golf swing is driven by the arms and hands, which in turn creates the body's rotation. The instructor breaks the swing into three key components—the hands/wrists, the arm swing, and the pivot—providing specific drills like the 'Machine Gun' and 'Chair' drills to help golfers achieve a free-flowing, low-effort motion.

• The swing creates the turn; trying to force the body to move the club leads to tension and poor sequencing.
• The hands, wrists, and forearms are responsible for roughly 40% of your total distance.
• True distance comes from clubhead speed and center-face contact, not physical effort or muscular force.
• The pivot (feet and legs) exists primarily to support and provide a foundation for the arm swing.
• Grip pressure should be light enough to feel the weight of the clubhead throughout the entire motion.

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