You’re Rotating Too Soon #golfswing #golftips

In this guide, Meandmygolf demonstrates how rotating the hips and torso too early causes a steep, over-the-top swing path. By practicing the 'back to the target' feel, golfers can allow their arms to drop and shallow the club naturally. This adjustment helps shift the club path from out-to-in to neutral or inside-out, resulting in a more consistent strike.

• Premature rotation pulls the club over the top, leading to pulls and slices.
• Maintain your back-to-target position at the start of the transition to create space.
• Allow the arms to drop vertically before initiating the final body turn.
• Delaying rotation helps move the club path from 'left' (out-to-in) to 'right' (in-to-out) for right-handed golfers.

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