Golf Misconceptions

Golf Misconceptions

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• The majority of golfers slice the ball
• A strong grip will cure a slice
• The head should be over the right knee at address
• The weight should be toward the balls of the feet
• The player should try to keep the left arm straight
• The shoulders should turn
• The swing plane is line the should run from the ball to the tip of the shoulder
• The club should point at the target at the top of the swing
• The wrists should cock
• The left arm must be kept straight
• The left hip should turn to start the downswing
• The player should try to swing from inside out
• The player should try to hold the lag till the last possible second
• Impact and address are the same
• The clubface should be square at impact
• The hands should roll over to release the club
• The follow-through and finish are the same
• The shoulders should be level at the finish
• The driver must be caught on the upswing for more power
• The player should only think of the target not the swing when on the course
• The player must try to hit behind the ball on a bunker shot
• The player must open the face then take the grip on a bunker shot
• Clubhead speed equals more distance