How To Rotate Through Impact Like A Pro ➜ Extraordinary Results

How To Rotate Through Impact Like A Pro ➜ Extraordinary Results

In this video, I show you how to rotate through impact like a pro and achieve incredible ball-striking in your golf game. Rotation through impact is a key part of improving your golf swing and being able to shoot lower scores on the golf course. Discover how to do it fast and easy with a simple go-to drill that any level golfer can master today.

Practicing how to rotate through the golf ball is one of the fastest ways you can improve and take strokes of your golf handicap. Most golfers don't rotate enough, so these keys are important if you want to break ground and push through to a new handicap level. Enjoy the feeling of hitting consistently solid golf shots and having lots of fun on the golf course.

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[Hittingitsolid]

Become A Ball-Striking Machine In Just 3 Moves

[ko]

I think using the term of Opening Up your hips is misleading and confusing to the mind….it’s really rotating with foot pressure isn’t it?

[YesToTech]

I had no idea how rotating like this made a difference! This is brilliant! Can't wait to try it out!

[dseveno]

Don't forget the side bend or you'll be pulling the ball all day. Great video, thanks.

[Dubinski]

In tennis you actually slow your body rotation right before impact to send your arm forward faster like a sling shot.

[FionaFlyte]

Love how clear you are on instruction! Great video!

[jackmalzahn]

How can I shallow my swing path- I’m pulling a lot of irons with a poor swing path

[ko]

I having been playing golf for 50 years and I am a 15 handicap and 67 years old….when I was learning the game there was no instruction available to the average golfer unless you were wealthy and could take lessons from a club pro….so it was simple…keep your head down and shift your weight period….now we can learn the entire golf swing online….your one of the better instructors online however what I don’t understand why instructors do not teach a system of learning online…start simple and add to the swing as the student improves….

[pohoresky]

What you don't say is that one does not want to swing through impact with the arms and hands but rather rotate with the body through impact. I think that is the point of the video is it not?

[pete]

Perhaps just a reminder of what most of us should know but extremely helpful since so many mid/high handicappers don't do this well. As you say, this isn't an "artificial" move so always a little puzzling to me that what we do naturally in other sports or in throwing, seems to be so much more difficult in golf. The benefit you pointed out of rotation enabling the club face to stay square longer through the impact zone is so important. Without rotation manipulating the club with the wrists/hands so that the face is square at impact is something very few of us can do on a consistent basis.

[alvor]

I am a keen fan of your content and gaining much welcomed solid advice from you. Thank you.

[westy]

Great tuition Troy. That side on impact position key to great ball striking eh?

[jukkakymalainen]

Very good video! I like that you show it many angles 👍 I undrestand that you get straigt shots when you rotate your body and clubface stays squore. However it feels lot off effort to rotate your body. To me it feels much easier to use club weight and let the club rotate and release. Offcource more clubface rotation but you get also nice draws with easy speed. What do you think about these different release styles?

[alvor]

Troy, I have just watched a series of linked videos and by god you have put a lot of work into them. So easy to follow as they are patiently, calmly and clearly explained. It's a pleasure learning from you - thank you very much.

[deandirks]

Clear, concise, and thorough as usual Troy. 🤙

[rodneygreenwell]

You hsve some very good content even though most of it is from other instructors...
But the best tip I can give you is stop dragging the videos out cut out all the snippets of pros hitting balls .
After 8 or 9 mins most viewers will probably turn and move onto the next video .
And don't take my word for it youtube itself actually come up with this data...
Good luck with your channel