Why your turn controls shot shape #golfswing #golftips
Me and My Golf explains how body rotation in different phases of the swing dictates shot shape. A deeper turn in the backswing promotes a shallow, inside-out path for draws, while increased rotation in the through-swing encourages an outside-in path for fades. The instructors demonstrate how to use exaggerated stances as an experiment to feel these different path movements.
A greater turn in the backswing encourages an inside-out club path, helping to hit draws.
More rotation in the downswing and through-swing moves the club path to the left, promoting a fade.
Exaggerating your stance (closed or open) is an effective way to feel how rotation changes your swing plane.
Golfers who slice 'over-the-top' should focus on getting more turn in their backswing.
Consistency comes from understanding your specific turn tendencies and managing them.