Every Pro Swing Looks Different, Until This EXACT Moment
In this lesson, Adam Porzak from Porzak Golf breaks down how tour pros achieve a uniform impact position despite having different backswings. By reverse engineering the swing—starting from a preset impact with open hips, forward shaft lean, and chest over the ball—golfers can eliminate early release and gain distance.
Every great ball striker shares identical key features at impact: open hips, forward shaft lean, and the chest centered over the ball.
Reverse engineer your motion by setting up directly at impact to feel proper wrist angles and chest location before taking a stroke.
Maintain a solid trail leg brace during the downswing to prevent sliding and falling back onto the back foot.
Practice three-quarter hold-off shots keeping hands below shoulder height to master extension through impact.