What do you “Golf Pros” think about my golf swing?
Watch this video I’ve linked to YouTube:
The first is yours truely, the other 2 are my golfing buddies. Just looking for some free tips if you can help a brotha out
First your grip – Your right hand is way under the club which is incredibly strong – I would imagine that you have some wild snap hooks from time to time or block the ball way right
Second – Your stance is to wide which will make it difficult to fully shift your weight from your right side
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