This seems a super tip for me Paul, as my backswing shortens considerably on the course compared to the range. I just can’t seem to take the club back as far as I should whilst playing, so I look forward very much to giving this super simple tip a trial with at least one bucket of balls on the range. Thank you !
You mentioned that your pocket ( hip area )moves as your hands approach the pocket but I was under impression that your lower segment is stable but only turns as you coil to the top ( ear area – as you mentioned in the video) —or — should you begin to rotate your hips early in the backswing .
Otherwise thanks for your teaching I really like your Ironman book.which I refer to as an excellent resource
George
Your hips are only rotating because you cannot keep them perfectly still, they rotate to allow your shoulders to come around to about a 90* angle. Move your shoulders, which moves the most and this will move everything else into position.
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3 Responses to “How To Create A Solid Backswing”
December 5, 2021
AndrewO'RourkeThis seems a super tip for me Paul, as my backswing shortens considerably on the course compared to the range. I just can’t seem to take the club back as far as I should whilst playing, so I look forward very much to giving this super simple tip a trial with at least one bucket of balls on the range. Thank you !
December 5, 2021
GeorgeLawrenceYou mentioned that your pocket ( hip area )moves as your hands approach the pocket but I was under impression that your lower segment is stable but only turns as you coil to the top ( ear area – as you mentioned in the video) —or — should you begin to rotate your hips early in the backswing .
Otherwise thanks for your teaching I really like your Ironman book.which I refer to as an excellent resource
George
January 15, 2022
Paul WilsonYour hips are only rotating because you cannot keep them perfectly still, they rotate to allow your shoulders to come around to about a 90* angle. Move your shoulders, which moves the most and this will move everything else into position.