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Yeah I know, I found other threads discussing all this but none started where I wanted to start or answered my questions. Lately when I have been hitting the ball poorly during a round I try to make sure I am making a full turn forward to bring the right hip around and get my weight going onto my left leg. Before that point I think I am just spinning around one spot and not bringing my hips with me. It gets me going every time. Why I don't start the round with this thought I don't know.
It seems exaggerated a bit. Half the time my right leg will get all the way off the ground and I will walk forward a step. But I still hit good shots. Maybe I should not think about it so much but it feels like my whole body is moving laterally towards the hole during the process. Oh, I am rotating too but lateral movement as well.
We hear that the head should be behind the ball at impact but obviously when I do what is described above the head has to move forward at some point.
Am I on the right track in terms of completing my swing?
It seems exaggerated a bit. Half the time my right leg will get all the way off the ground and I will walk forward a step. But I still hit good shots. Maybe I should not think about it so much but it feels like my whole body is moving laterally towards the hole during the process. Oh, I am rotating too but lateral movement as well.
We hear that the head should be behind the ball at impact but obviously when I do what is described above the head has to move forward at some point.
Am I on the right track in terms of completing my swing?
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