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 Golf Tip of the Fortnight
Full Swing Tip
Keep your left arm straight? Many golfers complain about how difficult it is to keep their lever arm (left arm for right-handed golfers) straight in the backswing. Let me offer two general suggestions: - It
is not absolutely
necessary to keep your lever arm completely straight in the backswing. Many excellent players have a slight fold or give in their lever arm in the backswing, only to allow it naturally re-extend with angular momentum on the
downswing.
- Most of the time when extension is a problem it is not necessarily a lack of flexibility, but a lack of upper torso rotation (shoulder turn) in the backswing, i.e. the arms are trying to go too far back for how much the shoulders are
turning.
Although a fully extended lever arm is ideal for a simple golf swing it is not essential. And if you make sure that you're making a full shoulder turn instead of trying to create the backswing with your arms, then keeping your lever
arm extended is pretty easy. For more on this topic see Why Can't I Keep My Left Arm Straight?
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