Simply Golf's Head of Instruction, Bob Gaudio, is a wealth of knowledge and has created a series of simple instructions to help your game. These helpful tips are explained in a way that golfers of all levels can apply. Bob will continue to add lessons and welcomes your input to address all aspects of your game. Feel free to contact to let us know your content ideas.
Today we are going to talk about the takeaway in the golf swing it's counterintuitive to take the put the club in motion after a proper setup the left shoulder arm and hand push the club away from the ball with a right-handed player with the left-handed player it's the right shoulder arm and hand this starts the club on a straight path on an inclined plane.
One of the greats of the game, by the name of Julia Boros, who won three majors in his career, taught me that all good shots start with a good setup So what does that mean that means let's start with the grip the grip should be held in the fingers not in the palms of the hand the v’s formed by the thumb and forefinger of both hands should come over to the right shoulder for a right-handed player and vice versa for the left-handed player when addressing the ball we bring the club up slightly and we bring it down with our chest not dropping our arms that way we have the right posture over the ball as well as our hands are the right distance from our body so that the they can come through in the hitting area and not be blocked by the lower body.
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