STOP Turning Your SHOULDERS In Your Golf Swing

Struggling with inconsistent ball striking?

Stop turning your shoulders the wrong way in your golf swing!

In this golf swing tip, we’ll fix your shoulder turn for better accuracy, power, and consistency.

Perfect for beginners, serious golfers, and anyone looking to lower scores.

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[blagzster]

Great advice. Im definitely prone to a flat shoulder turn mainly due to body restrictions like you say. Leading to the "over the top" weak fade. I find keeping the clubhead low to the ground, making you shoulder drop more, on the takeaway helps to achieve
a powerful compact position and Ive started hitting draws, further.

[aaronburbach]

I think a more accurate titled would be "Stop forcing your shoulder turn." Your current title of stop turning your shoulders is misleading.