In this post, we are going to be focusing on the correct address position, and set-up for an on plane golf swing. It’s another long one, so, stick with it. When we shift through the address position segment, I would like you to wrap your intelligent cranium round the suggestion that we are going to assemble a structure, for the address position. Of course I am referring to the human body. The initial position you would begin in, is the foundation, therefore let’s chat, firstly, about the feet. Let’s see how much apart they are intended to be, then precisely where we position the weight once we get the feet planted.
The feet have to maintain the upper body once the golf club, the arms, as well as the body, get moving. During the downswing there is a lot of energy that the foundation has to sustain. The feet have to be only a little further away from each other than shoulder width. This distance is far enough apart to preserve a rock-solid base.
As the golf club begins to build up momentum and the left hip creates the initial move down the target line prior to it turning backward, the width of the stance will hold up just fine. If you have a propensity to lose your stability, your stance might be to narrow
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1. Body is Moving Parallel to the Target Line
A backswing tip I learned from David Leadbetter, was why not begin the backswing three quarters of the way back, set in the correct position, and eliminate the early part of the back-swing that causes most of the problems.
