Where Is The Top Of Your Golf Swing
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Where Is the Top of Your Golf Swing?
Introduction
The top of your golf swing is a topic that has sparked debate for a long time. A common question we encounter is, "Where is the top of the swing?" Many amateurs believe it's when the club is parallel to the ground. But is that really true? Let's explore this further.
Considering the Club
First, think about which club you're using. Swinging a driver to a parallel position at the top is quite different from doing the same with a nine iron. With a shorter nine iron, reaching parallel isn't necessary to achieve optimal results. Test it yourself?"grab both clubs and compare.
Proper Coil and Load
Next, consider if you're properly coiled or loaded during your backswing. Proper coiling means stretching your muscles away from the target to naturally drive the swing toward it. Think of it like stretching a rubber band. If you don't pull it enough, it lacks force. Pull it too much, and it snaps. The right tension, however, sends it accurately and powerfully.
Finding Your Top Position
Many golfers think the top is when the club reaches parallel, often by over-rotating their hips or moving their right knee excessively. This isn't a powerful move. Imagine trying to push a heavy golf cart with outstretched arms versus using your full body weight. The latter is much more effective.
The Ideal Position
So, what is the true top of your swing? It's when your muscles are sufficiently coiled, creating an "L" shape with your left arm and the club shaft. This means your left arm should form the base of the "L" without bending at the elbow. A bent elbow results in a "J," losing power and accuracy.
Visualizing the "L" in Your Mind's Eye
This "L" position should become part of your "Mind's Eye." Many golfers experience a gap between what they think is happening and reality. Depending on the club length, aiming for the "L" in your mind helps achieve the proper position while staying loaded. This may feel like a shorter swing, but it significantly improves your performance.
By focusing on these adjustments, you'll enhance your swing and enjoy better results on the course. Embrace your unique top of the swing and watch your game improve!
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