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5 Simple Steps to a Great Golf Swing

Posted on by Susan Heaton

Golf Life TV features TOP 100 Teacher Gale Peterson with a golf lesson everyone can improve from. Build your golf swing from the ground up with 5 steps.

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27 thoughts on “5 Simple Steps to a Great Golf Swing”

  1. Forgive me if this is a silly question, but I am ambidextrous. But I started golfing right handed and it doesn't seem like a natural movement. But left handed it does. I write with my left and throw with my left but do every other sport with my right hand. Would it be recommended to start golfing lefty?

  4. This is a very informative video! Thank you! I think it will help a lot more ladies golfers improve.
    We post videos of golf ladies going for rounds in various golf courses in Japan and also Asia.
    Please take a look at our channel too!

  8. So as I'm following through with my swing about to hit the ball, should I "cock my wrist" and feel the hit with my wrist, or should I feel the hit with my arms and shoulder? Also, when I'm swinging, do I try and swing as hard as I can or just smooth and swift and let the driver or club do all the work?

  13. I guess the trick is trying to remember all those steps. So far I found keeping a nice soft grip stay relaxed and swing through without body stress, has worked for me . I am about to head to the driving range in just under an hour. 🙂

    I am a real newbee, and last time I was there I must of missed the ball 50 times in a row. Then the manager of the golf range told me to hit the ball like a lady, and after that I didn't miss the ball once and made some nice contact, sounded great.

    Thanks for the tips

  15. This is one of the best learning sequences I have ever seen. Been a very average player for 45 yrs and I think these tips will help for sure thank you !

  18. agreed, they kept changing the camera angle at impact when it would have been better to have kept the face-on view, at least most of the time, to see the weight transfer. WT is probably the most misunderstood problem in golf. i wish someone had taught me about WT when I was young….still fumbling to get it right.

  22. Gail I'm a Stage 4 metastatic cancer survivor….. it hit in my 30's & I survived but it wrecked my body……. Before the illness I was self taught……. I can't thank you enough for doing this video……. It's helped me So much…….

  23. i do not like how the camera view changes to show her from behind when she is hit the ball, you do not get to see her follow through from the back

  25. Ms Gale, I want to say thank you to you, because of your video I can now swing my golf club. I started viewing your video when I have zero knowledge about golf..after watching your video, I improve allot on my golf stroke. You are very inspirational person in my life…thank you teacher.

  26. Great video! I wish we had youtube 40 years before now. I remember first, when I was 15, I had my first swing and it felt so great, of course it wasn't so accurate, but it felt dam fine. I thought I can do better than that and I practised a lot. Each day I felt stronger, not only physically, but also mentally. Now iam full-time working as a professional golf trainer and advisor. One thing that i didn't knew back then, was that you also need to improve your body muscles in order to play golf very well. Muscles are very important! REMEMBER THAT! One of my close friends Susan Hills offers a very great guide on how to build lean muscles or improve them, also you'll learn how to increase your drive distance which is very important! Here's the link http://bit.ly/1mt6Pcr . Good luck!

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