Golf Swing Analysis Off Sides

Another description or explanation of what it means to be off sides in the golf swing and the damage it can do to your power.

11 thoughts on “Golf Swing Analysis Off Sides

  1. I've been having issues with early extension, excessive lateral movement toward the target causing me back pain, inconsistancy and bunch of other problems. This by far has been the best remedy for all these issues. I focus now on staying behind the ball and I can't early extend if I try, no more chicken wing, I'm nice and balanced at the finish, no more revers C and pressure on lower back. Amazing thanks Bobby you saved me.

  2. Another great video Bobby, your full shoulder turn, move off the ball in the backswing, pull down, staying onsides stuff has helped me hugely. My yardage is way up with no loss of accuracy. So a big thank you and I'll be subscribing to your website.

  3. Bobby – it's clear from watching your videos that good players don't go offsides. But, there is a big difference between knowing and doing. Many amateurs do go offsides. I know I move my head forward, causing loss of lag and low point too far forward. But fixing it seems hopeless. I set up with tilt and I keep it going back. Then I lose it in transition, every time. Occasionally I try so hard to stay back, I collapse to the right. I seem to feel very out of balance in that tilt. Very awkward, not in equilibrium. I see the ball from a strange angle and my brain doesn't like it. My body wants to be more straight up, my eyes want to be level, not all tilted. How do I work on this?

  4. A very helpful video for me, I'm not as bad as the guy but I've a long way to go to have a swing like the young lady. I understood your analogy of off sides although I know nothing of American football. In the rest of the world we call football what Americans call soccer, also there is off side in rugby union and rugby league so golfers around the world will understand your terminology.

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