Stop The Sway In Your Golf Swing

An issue that a lot of beginner golf players encounter is the sway related with their golf swings. Balance and precision should be observed when executing the golf swing so that the ball is hit with the right amount of force and is lead towards the desired direction. Experiencing a sway in the golf swing is an indication of bad control over weight shifting and rotational movement that may hamper the accuracy of the golf play. It also disrupts the needed timing to hit the ball 'just right'.

Beginner golf players normally have a difficult time controlling their sway since they aren't aware of the couple important movements required in the ideal golf swing - the linear and rotational movement. It is necessary to execute a combination of the two with proper sequencing to achieve the ideal golf swing.

One way on how not to sway in the golf swing is to be wary of shifting too much of one's weight to the back foot because one will not be able to bring the weight to the front to execute the golf swing thus missing the needed timing.

A much more technical way on how not to sway in the swing is to chunk down the needed elements of a swing and practice these through the various swing drills available, focusing on the areas that needs polishing. Once convinced that all areas have been thoroughly considered and practiced, it is time to bring the elements back into one perfect golf swing

You could also learn by paying close attention to the professional players. Just tune into the next major golf tournament and record a few hours.

Then watch it back and study each golfer in turn. You'll see that they all have slightly different techniques but one of them might suit your own game, so it's well worth a few hours of your time.