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Are You Turning Or Coiling In Your Backswing? – Golf Swing Tips – DWG

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Are You Turning Or Coiling In Your Backswing? – Golf Swing Tips – DWG

Turning or coiling in the backswing, which one do you do? A coil will produce more power and give you a much more efficient swing, a turn can be massively misunderstood and can lead to you throwing away any potential energy you're trying to build in your swing.

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  4. My typical drive when I was starting out went one hundred fifty yards by slice. After learning these golf swing techniques. Now I hit drives between 200 and two hundred and twenty yards and sometimes longer. Today, my handicap is 16 when compared with when I was starting out with 26. Search the guide and try using it nowadays.. You can find this guide on Google. They call it Logan Ballοyshot
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  19. When I do that I feel I am introducing too much tension in my whole body which transmits to my arms and hands resulting in a slower release and less power…..not saying it's wrong but difficult for me.

  21. I'd have to disagree here regarding senior golfers. I moved from coiling (tension, X-factor) to simple turning this season, without losing distance but losing nagging back pain. ?☺️

  23. Great video! This, along with the Spiral Staircase concept from Pete Cowen, provide excellent descriptions regarding coiling vs. simple turning.

  24. His teachings still revolve around the misconception of the golf swing! These teachers are a dime a dozen and all don't know what they're talkin about. Oh, they think they do. But they don't!

  26. Good video Dan. I tried this at the weekend, great results. Found out also, as a by product, that my shoulders turned on a better plane as, when I let the lower left leg collapse inward it allowed the shoulders to raise and turn flatter. Also, contrary to other opinions, which I respect, I found a full turn of the shoulders much easier without strain. Hit my best ever irons, thanks.

  28. I see both "coilers" and "rotaters" on tour. Cameron Champ and Matt Wolfe both allow there left knee to come over to there right side and manage to hit extremely long balls. I don't think they would gain any yardage from keeping there knees separated as you suggest. Jack Nicklaus is another example of left knee moving across to the right side.

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