GOLF: The Perfect Backswing In Two Simple Steps

GOLF: The Perfect Backswing In Two Simple Steps

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In this video we are talking about what you need to do in the initial phase of the takeaway and what’s important from that spot to the top of the backswing.
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[Changwooyoo]

Thanks.. the most helpful for my back swing and impact.

[billgedh]

wrist condition or wrist structure at the top is from natural hinge, correct?

[golf_fanatic_hk]

Big fan here. Can you show us how to get a deeper shoulder turn so you won't lift near the end of the backswing, break the shoulder plane and have to re-rout the club?

[Rd-bivr]

Eric in your newer videos you talk about moving belt buckle and core..when does that happen? After shaft parallel?

[aarshid]

Greetings from pakistan, take away should start from shoulders or hands and arms secondly do I have to hinge purposely or it will happen automatically... thanks

[petertulich]

Eric, what changes for guidelines, if any, for the driver?

[robertbaum]

Hey Eric I want to to be more open at the top of my back swing meaning where the club face is in space is more shut

[mystic]

Any videos for getting the club back in front on the downswing?

[infamouscircuits]

"The butt of the club pointng to me, clubface at the ball" is a great checkpoint, a very helpful method and a great tip 👍

[cd-yqou]

This is horrible....for 1 your club is shut at the top...

This is how you like to swing mostly as far as these check points.

How would you explain ben hogan and how he looks at the top...or his grip...

Great instruction fits to the golfer not the golfer to these checkpoints.

[daveedge]

Great video Eric. Ive been working on this exact drill with my local pro. It helps with fanning the club open and swinging way to far from the inside. Thanks for all of your good work👍

[ruudengelhart]

Eric, do you 'push off' with your right foot in the backswing? As in use the ground to help you turn?

[joekruper]

Awesome video Eric....I really struggle with this. I still grind my way to a 2 handicap, but I can really benefit from this. Thank you!!!

[Concordeagle]

Did anyone else notice the guy in the background mesmerized by his colorful head covers?

[robertmayer]

Always good to see a fundamentals refresher.
Can't get enough of the basics.
Thank's Eric.

[daracummins]

Thank you for the 3 step tips, it's helped to reconfirm what I've been working on. Have a great Christmas and I wish you every success in 2020.

[tombaron]

Thanks Eric, I really appreciate your videos. Question on the second checkpoint, do you make a conscious attempt to set your wrists, or are you just letting your hands move naturally? Also, how do you know when you have reached the top of the backswing? It is so easy to overswing 🙂 Thanks! -Tom

[andrewferguson]

Great video Eric, thank you!! I'm someone who immediately takes the club back on the inside, causing a whole host of problems, eg OTP, shanking, very flat backswing! My question is therefore how long might it take your advice to become natural? I know everyone is different, etc etc, but trying to get a feel of how long this might take to be engrained? I play twice a week usually, weekends, and one big range session every Friday..
Cheers
Andrew

[ernienanos]

Eric, Great teaching video. Thank you so much for posting. The best!

[Rd-bivr]

how do we incorporate shoulder tilt in this?