How to Swing Your Golf Club Like a Pro?

To be able to swing your golf like a pro takes time and plenty of consistent practice. Unless you are a fast learner who can absorb all the essential information and put into practice in a matter of hours, you need to be realistic about the entire process before you can even think of being on the same par as professional golfers or even your golf idol.

But even if I tell you the answer, will you be comfortable with going through the entire process? If you are not, it is not advisable for you of executing those perfect golf swings you saw on TV and even online videos without putting in hours of practice and being able to accept critics from your instructor or others around you. If you want to succeed at the highest level, you need to accept your mistakes which you certainly will make as most beginners do and adopt to changes. Otherwise it is very difficult to enjoy golf let alone achieve any success.

Moreover, which golfer will like to see his or her shots going wayward and feeling humiliated in front of audience?

Every achievement and success comes from the process of moulding and refining. Golf is no exception. If you are still reading this because you are still determined to improve your golf swings, here are some essential guidelines:

Right Body Balance

If you take time to ask or interview any golf pro, chances are he or she will tell you that swinging your golf club does not come from your arms alone. You need to use your whole body to execute maximum force and achieve maximum results. In other words, you need to focus not just on your arms but on your torso and legs. That way it is easier to keep yourself firmly balanced on the ground at the point of swinging and before hitting the ball. Without your body momentum, there is an 80 per cent chance your shot will go haywire.

Right Body Positioning

Each time you execute a backswing, swivel your shoulders at a perfect angle. Your right arm should be adjacent to your spine and your left wrist flat. Your elbows and arms should form a triangle. Once you done that, maintain this position at the top of your swing. That way, you will be able to achieve a much solid and accurate shot on target.

Right Body Posture

This is where many beginners flopped badly. There are 2 main reasons for this.

Firstly, they are pivoting their wrists the wrong way during the backswing as their takeaway is too low to the ground. Secondly, they swing the golf too far during the backswing. Just before they do so, they assume that is the best way to execute maximum power.

Always make sure your left arm is facing 45 degrees to the shaft of the club at setup. Your hands should also be as close to the ground as possible while moving the clubhead up quickly.

Using these techniques should be sufficient to keep your arms from swinging too far out.

Golf is an outdoor sport. So the best way to practise is outdoors to achieve greater results. For a start, you can practise with just a wooden rod first. The objective is to familiarise yourself and get used to my 3 body techniques I mentioned above.

But even if I tell you the answer, will you be comfortable with going through the entire process? If you are not, it is not advisable for you of executing those perfect golf swings you saw on TV and even online videos without putting in hours of practice and being able to accept critics from your instructor or others around you. If you want to succeed at the highest level, you need to accept your mistakes which you certainly will make as most beginners do and adopt to changes. Otherwise it is very difficult to enjoy golf let alone achieve any success.

Moreover, which golfer will like to see his or her shots going wayward and feeling humiliated in front of audience?

Every achievement and success comes from the process of moulding and refining. Golf is no exception. If you are still reading this because you are still determined to improve your golf swings, here are some essential guidelines:

Right Body Balance

If you take time to ask or interview any golf pro, chances are he or she will tell you that swinging your golf club does not come from your arms alone. You need to use your whole body to execute maximum force and achieve maximum results. In other words, you need to focus not just on your arms but on your torso and legs. That way it is easier to keep yourself firmly balanced on the ground at the point of swinging and before hitting the ball. Without your body momentum, there is an 80 per cent chance your shot will go haywire.

Right Body Positioning

Each time you execute a backswing, swivel your shoulders at a perfect angle. Your right arm should be adjacent to your spine and your left wrist flat. Your elbows and arms should form a triangle. Once you done that, maintain this position at the top of your swing. That way, you will be able to achieve a much solid and accurate shot on target.

Right Body Posture

This is where many beginners flopped badly. There are 2 main reasons for this.

Firstly, they are pivoting their wrists the wrong way during the backswing as their takeaway is too low to the ground. Secondly, they swing the golf too far during the backswing. Just before they do so, they assume that is the best way to execute maximum power.

Always make sure your left arm is facing 45 degrees to the shaft of the club at setup. Your hands should also be as close to the ground as possible while moving the clubhead up quickly.

Using these techniques should be sufficient to keep your arms from swinging too far out.

Golf is an outdoor sport. So the best way to practise is outdoors to achieve greater results. For a start, you can practise with just a wooden rod first. The objective is to familiarise yourself and get used to my 3 body techniques I mentioned above.