Don’t Spin Your Hips Really Fast in the Downswing

You may have been taught to take your hips and turn or rotate them from the top of the swing as fast as possible. For certain types of golf swings, that approach has its place.

In the Original Rotary Swing, you wanted to feel that you took everything and rotated it aggressively on the way down, because your arms were in a deep position and they were going to stay there during the downswing. You were primarily powering that downswing with the rotation of your body.

That is a viable way to play if you are not going to invest the time to learn how to do everything as efficiently as possible, training your arms and hands on exactly what to do with the golf club.

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If you are a higher-handicap player who does not get to practice frequently — gearing your game toward playing once or twice a month without hitting many balls — the Original Rotary Swing, or Rotary Swing 1.0, is for you.

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