This ONE Move Makes The Golf Swing FEEL Effortless

If your golf swing feels hard work you're probably trying to get power in completely the wrong way. This one move simplifies your golf swing and creates effortless power and easy strikes to make you play better golf straight away. And the great thing is you don't need to be young, flexible or strong to do it. It's just about understanding how to move correctly. Understanding this one move It becomes easy and once you do it right you just create effortless speed without even trying. Let me show you exactly what to do. So in order to create this effortless speed and easy ball striking we need to make sure we start the downswing before we finish the backswing. The only caveat with this is we have to make sure we have a complete backswing but let's assume you've got a complete backswing and let's really focus on what we want to see in the downswing. What we want to see basically as the arms are just finishing the backswing The lower half should be changing direction and ideally for me this should be more of a lateral focus than a rotational focus. So we feel like our pressure shifts to our lead foot, a lead knee, a lead hip or move and kind of you like move towards target. This then pulls our feet into this more kind of roll position than a lift position. So we try and feel as the arms just finishing back we get this lead out with the lower half. This leads then to the arms falling, That leads then to basically the body then. Turning towards target, our attention to the target, and that leads us to release this golf club correctly and load these levers at the correct time so we gain that maximum speed and we also then manage to time our low point correctly to get that ball and turf interaction. What we see with lots of golfers is when they're swinging down, the backswing. You know the backswing will be completing and then the downswing starts they lose that catapult effect that kind of spring effect and the arms kind of changing direction and falling and when they fall obviously they shallow the club when they shallow the golf club they create more torque and force and then when we do that we can then get the axis tilt with our body to go down so then we get the maintain of our wrist angles which gives us then that contact point so the idea is as the arms are finishing start to shift out Leave this early, let the arms fall, and then release and throw. towards the target. That gives us the ultimate release and timing of our low point to give us this perfect contact and ultimate power. So it's a lot of information there but basically what is one thing we have to start the down swing before we complete the arm swing and the back swing and we have to do that in a lateral sense. So the practice would very much be when our arm gets to kind of chest high back let's get a little stamp out until we get this lead out And then once we get that lead out. That's the feeling we want to practice. So if you want to do that just with practice swings, that'll give us the sensations we're looking for to start this early lead out in the downswing. If you're comfortable, you can hit some shots doing that very drill. I certainly would recommend you do that for a few shots just to get the feeling. More things we can make feel real, help the transference into our natural game. But when we're hitting natural shots, the key is can we make sure we just feel more lateral earlier in the downswing, get that pressure shift early in the downswing. Practice this half back, Feel that lead knee in the foot, shift that pressure across, early that way. We're going to go and hit a golf ball but we're doing exactly the same thing. By shifting laterally that helps get the low point after the golf ball so we get that more ball and turf interaction. By shifting early again it lets those arms fall so we get the club in the correct arc or direction to hit straight shots. And then by releasing that golf club it helps square that club face up so we deliver the right dynamic loft but also the right direction to hit the Hit the shots where you want to go. So doing this combines everything. Other exercises you can do, put the club across your chest, as we're feeling getting sort of seven eighths back, lead out with that lateral move on the way down. That's the feels, that's the body feels. And we're in the same position in the arms, just finishing. That's the move, then throw. Throw the arms, don't let the chest go massively forward, feel it release. Taking this to the golf course is just really about practicing, telling the brain what we wanted to do and then let it happen.