Rotary Golf Swing Rotation Through the Ball – Side by Side Comparison

While it’s nice to watch examples of perfect swings, it can be more useful to look at swings where things go wrong so you can see what happens when something’s a little off. That can make it easier to see common tendencies and what causes misses for the average golfer.

We talk about rotation all the time. When we say “rotation,” we mean rotation of everything – the entire body – back and through.

We’re going to talk about it again today, using a student from an online lesson to help illustrate what happens and what it looks like when you don’t rotate enough through the shot.

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Our purpose here is to help you understand how much is the proper amount of rotation. How much do you rotate? When do you stop? What does it look like when you do? What happens when you don’t rotate all the way through or all the way back? What happens from there?

The student in our examples today is a very good golfer, but he has an issue with flipping and rotation, which are closely related to each other. We’ll be comparing his swing to one of Chuck’s.

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