Pretty normal. Don’t worry about out it. As long as it isn’t effecting impact.
Schmancer
Looks like your weight is in your heels, scoot those feet back a couple inches without changing your upper body position
seven_tangerines
All of your weight is in your heels. Your toes even come off the ground at impact that’s how much your weight is behind you. In your starting posture if I stood in front of you and pushed your shoulder you’d topple over.
Bring your weight forward towards the balls of your feet, try to feel like you could withstand a push from the front. This will give you better balance and keep your feet from spinning out.
Bobber92
Looks like you are falling back on your heels quite a bit before your backswing
riscut4theBiscut
Mine does the same thing and I’m pretty sure my knee would explode if it didn’t rotate out like that. It’s nothing to fix or worry about.
heliumointment
there’s a sequence of mishaps here:
you have a very inside takeaway > causing you to cast the club on the downswing > causing you to push your hips way too far off the ball to create space for contact in setup
you need to apply corrections in this order:
1. club stays outside your hands on the takeaway. the feel is that your glove logo stays pointing to target. as soon as that logo points to the ball, you’re too inside.
2. hips stack over heels, stand up taller in setup. you have to reverse your order of hip depth: start less flexed in the takeaway, gain hip depth (“sit down”) in the down swing.
**you absolutely need to be in the balls of your feet in the golf swing.** being in your heels (as you are) completely restricts lower body rotation (and causes things like flips and casts).
ClubFun6195
It’s What the best in the world do and people are trying to change it 😂
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Pretty normal. Don’t worry about out it. As long as it isn’t effecting impact.
Looks like your weight is in your heels, scoot those feet back a couple inches without changing your upper body position
All of your weight is in your heels. Your toes even come off the ground at impact that’s how much your weight is behind you. In your starting posture if I stood in front of you and pushed your shoulder you’d topple over.
https://preview.redd.it/iaa6yvpaldpd1.jpeg?width=874&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=27869fd8d21487db4973b798f250ad8092da361c
Bring your weight forward towards the balls of your feet, try to feel like you could withstand a push from the front. This will give you better balance and keep your feet from spinning out.
Looks like you are falling back on your heels quite a bit before your backswing
Mine does the same thing and I’m pretty sure my knee would explode if it didn’t rotate out like that. It’s nothing to fix or worry about.
there’s a sequence of mishaps here:
you have a very inside takeaway > causing you to cast the club on the downswing > causing you to push your hips way too far off the ball to create space for contact in setup
you need to apply corrections in this order:
1. club stays outside your hands on the takeaway. the feel is that your glove logo stays pointing to target. as soon as that logo points to the ball, you’re too inside.
2. hips stack over heels, stand up taller in setup. you have to reverse your order of hip depth: start less flexed in the takeaway, gain hip depth (“sit down”) in the down swing.
**you absolutely need to be in the balls of your feet in the golf swing.** being in your heels (as you are) completely restricts lower body rotation (and causes things like flips and casts).
It’s What the best in the world do and people are trying to change it 😂