Someone told me the correct way to swing a golf club is to swing with the opposite arm of your dominant arm. Is this true?
It doesn't make any sense.
yea dogg your right hand helps a little but if let your right hand take sontrole you wont hit the ball 10 ft
For a right handed person's golf swing, should the left leg "post up" and straighten out during the down swing? Perhaps not immediately, but what should the left leg be like before impact, at impact, and after impact on the follow through? Thanks
As a right hander, I was always taught that I had to hit against a firm left side during the downswing and follow thru. The side is firm just prior to impact as well as after impact when the force turns the front of the body to face the intended target line..
The title says it all. I golf left handed and my whole right side is more dominant, i also do the same with baseball. I feel more comfortable with it. But my question is, will it dramatically effect my game if im swinging more with my right side and im golfing left handed?
There is nothing unusual in being right handed and playing left. As a matter of fact it is a quite common occurrence and you are joined by Phil Mickelson as a fellow lefty. There are many left handed people who play the game right handed so it is nothing for you to be concerned about. One thing you have to be aware of is when listening to or reading instruction you will relate better to swing descriptions that stress a strong left side for you a strong right side being a lefty. In other words think of your swing as being a backhanded stroke and you should have no problems with your swing.
I've been working on my swing recently...here is what it looks like now...I sometimes push the ball to the left a little and have a slight fade sometimes. Any input on my swing will be helpful
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