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When you start the downswing the first move needs to be with your legs and hips.
The best way to describe this is to compare it to another action in sports that people are much more familiar with. Think about a pitcher throwing a Baseball. After the pitcher has brought the ball back, loaded the ball into his right shoulder and lifted his leg, he pushes forward off the mound, opening his hips and whipping the ball out of his hand toward the plate.
In a way as all this is happening, the pitcher is generating a wave of energy starting at his right foot pushing off the rubber, transferring up his leg to his hips, through his right shoulder, arm and hand to the ball.
The same is true of the Golf swing. Once you reach the top of your backswing you want to use your legs and hips first to generate that wave of energy to the club head. This is how you effectively swing through the ball and not at it. It should almost feel like you are throwing the club head into the back of the ball.
Correctly sequencing your swing like this also allows your hands to drop to the inside and generate the proper in-to-out swing that creates a nice gentle draw that so many desire.
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Where does the power in golf come from down swing or back swing?
Well, if by "back swing", you refer to the rest of your swing after hitting the ball... then it's probably down. Also, I've never seen someone hit the ball away from the hole to make it go towards the whole... be neat though. Anyway, I'm no expert, but I'd really say that, yeah, it's the "down swing". Just make sure to also then move it foreward to hoit the ball.
What is the highest shots taken in a round of golf?
There is not one singular "best shot" as it is all down to your swing type but there is one shot that will go the farthest and its called a strike its where you hit the golf club perfectly out of the centre of the club and the speed of the swing isn't that important if you have a slower swing you are more likely to Strike the ball.
What type of force is required to put a golf ball in motion?
The force required to put a golf ball in motion is typically generated by the golfer's swing, which applies a force to the ball through the club. This force causes the ball to accelerate and move forward.
How do you swing on the swing on roblox?
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How do chimpanzee move?
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How many calories do you burn off playing golf if you have an electric trolley?
When you are sitting doing nothing, you are automaticlly burning about 70 calories an hour, and since you move when you golf (i would know because I golf) then you are probably burning about 200 calories to 300 an hour depending on how hard the swing is, and the type of club. ex. iron, putter, driver, club
How do you golf balls get around?
It is a base The golf balls don't move if you get it to the hole
For how long was the VW Golf MK4 produced?
The Volkswagen Golf ML4 was first produced in 1997. It was taken off of the market in 2004. This car was Volkswagen's attempt to move their cars upmarket.
What are the physics behind a playground swing?
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Reverse swing was introducedin the sub continent?
reverse swing was introduced to move the ball in on dusty and inresponsive wickets
How do you swing on spyro dawn of the dragon?
press the x button 3 times to stop flying hold x and release
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Press the gear lever down and move it to the position of gear 1. It is located below gear in a press position.
