The Tour-Proven Downswing Move To Transfer Your Weight Correctly
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- “How do you start the downswing?” is a very common question I receive. The answer is that your downswing should begin with a movement of your weight towards the target. That “weight shift” is a lower body weight shift and is in the form, primarily, of a pelvic sway or slide.
However, this vital movement has been discouraged on many social media channels by coaches peddling the notion that you need to TURN your hips and get OPEN to play good golf. This move is commonly referred to as the “butt twist”.
The butt twist has caused many golfers to start swinging excessively across the ball which results in a loss of power and control.
This video explains the importance of getting sufficient hip sway or slide into your golf swing and a drill (using a simple water bottle) to help you train the correct downswing sequence and trail leg and trail foot banking which many of the best players in the world demonstrate.
So save yourself from the BUTT TWIST nonsense and learn to move your weight in the downswing like the best players do.
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Rob is the best teacher on youtube. Period.
Agreed. And he would be a great coach to train with in-person.
No doubt
Best I’ve ever seen
This trail leg mechanics tip is one I needed. I’ve struggled with over the top and my pressure staying on the back foot.
Nice one, John! Glad it helped you 👍🏻
This is perfect Rob. Great explanation, as usual!,
Thank you!
Agreed.... Rob Rocks :-) Most consistent and easiest to understand on UA-cam.
Splendid drill Rob. For an old guy who rolls his hips prematurely this gets my attention. I learn something from every session. You are the best. Stay safe-Russ
You're the best, Russ! 👍🏻
Honestly the most underrated golf instructor on UA-cam . Rob you deserve a million + subscribers!
I’ve taken an online lesson with Rob on skillest and in one lesson he’s taught me more than over a yr with my local pga coach! I’m hitting the driver longer and straighter than I ever have . Listen to everything this man says and forget the rest !! Cheers Keith
Thanks, Keith! 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Great video. I've been working on this very topic in my own swing. Battling some hip mobility issues, I've struggled with balance and shifting my weight correctly. I will definitely incorporate this idea into my range sessions.
Thanks Rob.
I have been struggling with weight shift for a long time , This an eye opener for me . Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Hey Rob. When I first started playing I became a 7 handicap within 3 years. But people kept saying I was " swaying" so I took their advise and started turning more. After watching your video I realize they didn't know what they were talking about, or they purposely mislead me. I haven't been able to get off my right side since. For the first time in 35 years I went back to "swaying" and it made a immediate difference. Just today I told a friend I was quitting the game because I wasn't having fun playing. But recent results after watching this video may fuel my desire to play again. Thanks for posting.
The clarity here is fantastic. I definitely misunderstood the trail leg and foot action.
Glad it was helpful for you!
(Larry San Diego) Rob I have been struggling with the lateral weight shift since my focus on S&T since your instructions and this video has provided an excellent template to eliminate my early extension. Just started doing the drills today and after a while didn't knock over my case of water (kidding) 'water bottle and plan to incorporate on a daily basis being retired. Thanks again!
Thanks, Larry. Happy to read that the video was helpful for you! 👍🏻
Great drill.
This was great. Thanks, Rob!
Really enjoying your channel
Great video Rob, thanks!!
Thank you! 👍🏻
I'm not saying I have this exact issue or anything, but I have been prescribed a similar drill by Ayumi Hori, another S&T instructor, where you just start with your foot banked to the left to begin with, which just completely immobilizes it right out of the gate. Tough! :D
This is spot on. I don’t do this with my irons, but with my driver I always hit a pull hook where I feel that I’m stuck and my wrists violently roll over. It’s very frustrating because it happens 90% of my driver swings. I must do this drill
Brilliant video. Never heard this before. Breaking new ground.
Rob, good tips. Never heard it this way before. Thanks
Thanks! Glad it was helpful! 👍🏻
I’ve needed this. I keep going back and forth between bowler and my old (bad) ways of thrusting my hip
That golfer on the right at 6:27 is worthy of study!
Yeah, Rory 🤔😆
Really great tuition.
I appreciate that. Thank you! 🙏
Good video; no mention of the hip flex as part of the video as seen in the pros shown. Can you do another video an incorporate this
Dose this work with a beer bottle? Asking for a friend 😂
Give it a try and let me know! 🍺
1:30 can confirm. 😂
#ofcourse 😉
Hi mate I'm glad i found you on utube just starting with your videos and trying your techniques thumbs up mate so far 👍 been having problems with driver on leaning back on contact i know i do it just hard to fix will see how you're remedy works cheers .Julian from Perth Australia
Greta video. As u look at the model swing in the left of the video, their hips move forward but at impact, the lead hip is back and hips have rotated. This is my challenge. Hips move forward ok, footwork seems ok, but hips are facing the ball at impact. Front hip only moves back and up well after contact. Cannot figure this part out.
i like your videos but the monitors show distances for driver that seem to be 230 yards or so.
Nice
Thanks!
Thanks for another great presentation. The drills are helpful and easy to do. I have decided to only watch your programs. And cancel all of my utube programs Saguto and top speed. Thanks so much
Thank you, Joseph! Happy to hear the videos are helping you! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Brilliant!
Thanks! 👌🏻
Love it
Great video, as usual! One request-could you do a video with Swing Catalyst,or anything else that visually and graphically shows weight/pressure transfer? Lead and trail foot weight distribution is of obvious interest, but also toe vs heel distribution would be interesting, and I haven’t come across an S&T video demonstrating that. Just an idea…
Watch this space! 👀
Great video Rob as always. I have a problem hip sway causing to push the ball to the right. What am I doing wrong? Thanks Rob
If you’re pushing to the right then it’s likely your swing path is too far to the right. You could move the ball position more forward to help reduce the amount you swing to the right.
I have a question. You talk about this is the crush the can and the hip video. Is this the main first move I make in the downswing? And if so are my arms just dropping on their own? Or am I to push my rear arm to a straight position at the same time as this? Thank you!
When tiger came along,they kept saying he has the fastest hips in golf,you have to fire your hips,it ruined millons of golfers,everyone should see this video
Yes, agreed! 👍🏻
If I don’t shift but stay back and rotate I am capable of hitting short high shots 60 degrees to my left ( I’m right handed)!
Yes, exactly!
If the problem is too much driving the front knee back and bent during back swing, would putting the bottle in front of front ankle and trying not to knock down the bottle be a good idea? In other words the opposite thought process for the back swing. I have too much hip turn causing the front knee to almost touch the rear knee at the top during transition. I haven't found many video about this that go deep into that issue.
Greta video. As u look at the model swing in the left of the video, their hips move forward but at impact, the lead hip is back and hips have rotated. This is my challenge. Hips move forward ok, footwork seems ok, but hips are facing the ball at impact. Front hip only moves back and up well after contact. Cannot figure this part out.