Spine Tilt Backswing ➜ Become A Consistent Ball-Striker

[@ForetoFourGolf]

I love that drill to work on shoulder turn and tilt!

[@Hittingitsolid]

Thanks David, yes it works great. Cheers

[@YesToTech]

I love golf!! such an interesting video!! thanks for sharing!

[@Hittingitsolid]

Thank you very much, let me know if you have any questions. Cheers, Troy

[@Mrhandfriends]

Thank for these tips !

[@Hittingitsolid]

Thanks for watching, appreciate it. Cheers

[@Mrhandfriends]

Hitting It Solid Golf no problem ! Keep the videos coming !!!

[@Hittingitsolid]

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[@fostercityjoe]

Good video and topic. Thank you. I have larger arms and chest so when i backswing my head goes up a bit. Is the only solution to shorten the takeaway?

[@Hittingitsolid]

Thanks Joe, You could do that. Also, try lifting the lead heal off the ground in the backswing or dropping the right foot slightly back (close stance) at set up to assist making a better turn. Cheers

[@fostercityjoe]

@@Hittingitsolid interesting! Thanks for the tip. I'll try it today.

[@Hittingitsolid]

@@fostercityjoe You're welcome!

[@tushardutt967]

Thanks Troy.One basic thing- How can the player sense or feel that his backswing is complete whilst he is playing on the course with no one guiding him? .Checkpoint/s?!

[@Hittingitsolid]

Thanks Tushar, appreciate it. For most players you should feel a slight stretch in your right glute (right hander). This means you've stayed in posture and as a result will have the right amount of spine tilt. It might be different for some golfers but this will be it for most. Cheers

[@tushardutt967]

@@Hittingitsolid Thanks Troy..try it hopefully on Monday next.Need to make a stop before starting the downswing..the culprit,maybe?!

[@Hittingitsolid]

@@tushardutt967 Quite possibly

[@johnmartin4332]

Good advise that I forget about on course. Could this be the reason I hit blocks sometimes, or loose distance??

[@Hittingitsolid]

Thank you John, it could be one of the reasons for sure. Cheers

[@johnmartin4332]

@@Hittingitsolid thank you. Began a couple of your drills today. You are a very sound teacher and your explanations are spot on!!

[@Hittingitsolid]

@@johnmartin4332 Cheers John, you're most welcome