The Secret to a Perfect Backswing ... with Michael Breed

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The backswing ultimately dictates what you do with the golf club in the down-swing. That is why backswing is such a strong predictor of your ball flight, and so important to master. In this video, Michael Breed will show you how to control the tempo of your backswing, so your arms and body can work together. He’ll show you how to control the club face in the backswing (maybe the most important part), and the club path in the backswing with some proven drills.
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This video is a great resource you can use to further develop your fundamentals. A Pro’s Secret to Setting Up to The Ball will show you the key principals you need to follow when you’re looking at your set up position. When you combine the proper set up with the backswing drills in this video, you’re well on your way to great golf! We welcome your suggestions so please enter your ideas in the comments. We read them all!
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19 мар 2024

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@DysonGuthrie-jy3ns 14 дней назад

I must say that there is so much confusion on line about the takeaway. Don't turn takeaway, take the club inside takeaway, etc. They can show how much distance they get with each type of takeaway. The easiest swing, just turn your body. If its so easy why does it take forever to learn. I learned from trail and error with a swing net, what works for me. I take the club back with quiet hips. I don't take it straight back, just back. When the club starts to want to go up, I then wind up my backswing. Great tempo, because you can't rush the backswing or your hips will no longer be quiet.

@skipneumann1

Now. You got a problem

@RJUnleashedVideos

Michael, just hit balls at the range. Was not perfect, but after 30 balls it started to click. And let me say hitting into a 25-30 mph wind with my 7 150! That’s at least a two club wind. 150 is my normal weak takeaway across the line swing! Thank you very much for this video. I’ve watched quite a few how to golf videos the past month. Nothing worked for me but these tips and tricks did. And I only did the one ball drill. It is cold in RI today. I will be watching all your videos! Hopefully I can find one to make the noddle aide in this vid. Cheers RJ

@32rickyromo

Thank you Mr. Breed, this was the way I used to have my takeaway, when I was playing good. Thank you

@anthony3002

Michael hitting hooks every time Lol

@RJUnleashedVideos

Love this. Watched the hand hinge lessen too. I do both of these techniques wrong all the time but still a 14HC. My goal to get better this year. A lot better, one step at a time. Thanks Michael!

@ThebraindoctorMD

That T drill fixed me. Thank u

@joedenise5616

Those shoes!

@markn1mmo510

Great video, thank you!! This is exactly what I've been working on. My issue is stopping my back swing at the top. I'm a right-handed player, and I tend to allow my left arm break and the club is parallel to the ground at the top of my backswing, with the shaft of the club hovering over my shoulders. I'm working on the takeaway drill about 10 to 15 minutes a day, without hitting a golf ball. This includes trying to control my back swing at the top.