Positions For Golf Swing

One of the most commonly used golf swing is the back

swing. This is the position tow, which the player will

shift his weight to the right foot.

At the same time, the player will tilt his shoulders

so that they are vertical in order to point his left

shoulder down. The right shoulder is pointing up.

The club at the left end is pointing so that it is at

the rear of the ball position. When the player shifts

his weight, he releases so that he moves to the

"instep" of the left foot. This puts the player

"behind the ball."

The players head moves toward the right, rather than

back. The right hip, foot, and the player’s head are

in the vertical line so that if he drew a line up from

the golf ball, he would be at the rear of the ball.

Position 3 is the impact. The player will start by

using his hips and then shifting his weight to the

left foot. The foot is lead with the player’s hip so

that it is laterally in motion slightly.

In this position, the player has the end of the club

in his right elbow and down so that it meets with the

right foot. Almost all of the player’s weight is

supported by the left foot.

Online you will find various articles on golf swing,

position and more. Look for the position four, which

is the follow through, post impact that helps you to

create a good golf swing.