The important thing about the backswing is the torque you generate in the upper body. You need to feel tightness in the torso while keeping you lower body relatively stable. If your shoulders rotate 90 degrees, your hips rotate 45 degrees, your knees 22.5 degrees and your feet are the base. When you uncoil, you turn your lower body first, which uncoils your upper body which gives speed and lag to your swing. The thought you need to have when uncoiling your lower body is to have your right knee touch your left knee. the arms will follow the rotation. This is something you can repeat consistently and therefore have similar results shot after shot. Here is a video that explains the mechanics and showcases how the coiling and uncoiling of the body work.
G.McKenna Golf Haiku
Gigantic driver Fuels my testosterone dreams Three-hundred yard drive.
Gotta get a grip On this game that has gripped me Before it gives me the grippe.
My ball is engulfed By autumn’s crimson bounty Perils of fall golf.
Chipmunk takes cover Knows the stone wall may save him From my wicked slice.
Smashed it off the tee. But why did my second shot Only go ten yards?
Three-foot downhill putt Just keeps going and going. Now six feet back up.
Winter rules beckon Even in the August heat. Don’t heed that siren’s call.
Splashdown in the pond A chorus of croaks erupts Laughter of the frogs.
Snack bar girl so cute Even though I’m not hungry Gimme another hotdog.
Kerplunk. Rattle. Plop. Sweet euphony on the green. Sunk another putt.
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