85% of Golfers do this wrong


Hey.

I hope you've had a great week of practice. Let's hope that practice can be rewarded with a good round of golf this weekend.

In a recent YouTube video I posted, I showed the effects of poor spine angle control.

One of the most common faults that I see in my lessons is the lack of understanding of the spine angle, not only at setup but throughout the golf swing.

Many golfers actually correct this during the swing and can get into a decent impact position. However, the constant change of direction and manipulation throughout the golf swing will always make it difficult to maintain consistency in ball striking and accuracy.

Check out this video as it may apply to you.

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Best Regards

Andy

Andrew Carter Golf Coach

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