This Simple Golf Drill Will Fix Your Swing Sway FOREVER!

If you're tired of swaying in your golf swing, watch this video to learn about the 3 common mistakes that may be causing it. Say goodbye to the sway and improve your game today with these golf practice drills now!

A common problem for golfers is a swaying backswing, leading to inconsistent shots. This video provides effective drills to stabilize your backswing, helping you achieve a more powerful and accurate swing.

You will be shown how to properly swing a golf club and the best way to practice golf at home to stop swaying in the golf swing!

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This is just what I was taught, what tips or techniques have you found most helpful in eliminating sway from your golf swing? Share your experiences in the comments below!

[normanrd]

The best drills are always the simplest. Thank you so much for this one. Although I did sink a lot of puts yesterday (and I put my driver away) the rest of my game improved enormously. I broke eighty for the first time. I'd been struggling to break 90! I didn't realise I had a sway until I used your ball drill. Cheers mate.

[revolvermd]

Brilliant tip my friend. I was literally like I can't watch another how to golf video but I decided what the heck right? So I watched your video and it made me realize everythign I was doing wrong recently and that was what my coach was telling me. Stop swaying. My head was moving all around my body was moving all around. I was even doing the dreaded super torque it on the back swing and over compensating to try to get more power and speed out of my swing. Soon as I stopped doing all that and kept my position relatively still and killed the swaying. I stopped fatting, topping and pulling at the ball. Golf is so complex but yet can have the simplest thing ruin your swing and won't realize what it is your doing till someone sees it and tells you "hey stop doing that!" Thanks again. Makes me feel better that I finally realized what I was doing wrong!