How's this hip turn?

[hacker113]

 

compared to this from yesterday:

 

Someone on my last post commented on my improper hip rotation in the backswing and told me to feel like I'm turning the right hip deep back and up, played today and felt I was hitting the ball a bit better but I can feel I was still getting stuck and goat humping on several shots still, must be another cause.

[launcher]

Took a lesson once when I was struggling with hip turn as well. The pro had me paying attention to my left knee. If the left knee turns in as far as possible, then you have enough hip turn. Worked wonders for me. 

[Zitlow]

It's not that elaborate, the right hip rocks up then it's turned by the shoulders.

 

Stand up, you're balanced on two feet, legs and hips. Now shift to your right foot, your your right leg extends and you're balanced on your right foot, leg and hip. While that happens your left knee and side are flexing. It's like walking except you're walking sideways. 

 

Once you've established the right axis (post) the upper body turns which turns the hips. 

 

 

 

 

[jonsnow]

2 hours ago, Zitlow said:

It's not that elaborate, the right hip rocks up then it's turned by the shoulders.

 

Stand up, you're balanced on two feet, legs and hips. Now shift to your right foot, your your right leg extends and you're balanced on your right foot, leg and hip. While that happens your left knee and side are flexing. It's like walking except you're walking sideways. 

 

Once you've established the right axis (post) the upper body turns which turns the hips. 

 

 

 

 

My default walk in college was sideways.