Single axis of rotation, the secret to golf

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Watch any good player and you'll see their body rotates on a single axis. Most players attempt to make a dual axis because of a false sense of "weight shift." The weight does shift but the axis of rotation never changes. The right leg acts like a kickstand at the top of the backswing. The single axis is like an imaginary 3rd leg. Once you swing thinking of this single axis everything just works right. Many swing flaws are circumvented.
The single axis angle is retained until well after the ball is gone.
The single axis is not vertical or perpendicular to the ground - this is where most people go wrong. Once you realize that it's a tilted, off-kilter angle, the golf swing becomes very easy to perform.

[htf-xfnr]

one of the best video ever...especially for whom do not know what to do for the backswings 초록색 연장선상과 rear foot 빨간 선에 주목.

[grahamjones]

If I had to pick one out of all of your great videos this would be it!

[grahamjones]

Im glad I revisited this video it probably is the secret of golf!
I hope you agree but for me the 3rd element of the above axis, which is not that clear is the slight tilt of the green axis from lead ankle to right toe
For me this video works so well compared to the 1 unit torso which led me back to an old fault of overturning/overdoing on the backswing.
It also works well with your true plane of shoulders, middle of shaft and pink spot!

[wcc]

I love these videos....Question: Is the bottom point of the single axis ?
1 Where the "imaginary third leg" meets the ground or
2 The inside if the left foot...
SAR thought...hitting it longer, higher and more consistently than ever

[chrisvilayanderson]

I posted a question in your DP vs SI Woo video. If you get a chance could you take a look at it. Thanks

[vanceweber]

Been watching selected videos since our last maybe because you're a  "non-professional" there is a wonderful creativity in the imagery that provides a feel for things that I have understood but not fully "realized" in practical reality.   Unrelated to this video which is great, you mentioned a golf ball recently to try....Callaway I think?    Which one?    Your thoughts.     this on for some imagery....the golf swing is not concentric and out of phase representing the entire circular  backswing "circle" that the pelvis creates....really more of a tilted ellipse and then finally, the rotation of the torso (forget about shoulders....they come along for the ride).   The torso with it's center being the sternum can rotate much faster than the shoulders coming through impact and can be controlled much you see a