1. Chest turned more than the pelvis at the top of the backswing!

Separation at the top of the backswing is a
crucial component in creating the correct sequence in the golf swing
and nailing the positions we need to
in order to hit those compressed iron shots.

2. Pressure/weight into the lead foot early!

A lot of amateur golfers who struggle with
poor ball striking simply don’t get their weight
onto their lead foot early enough.
Looking at the best ball strikers in the world, you’ll find
they get their weight back onto the lead foot
often before the club even gets to the ‘top’.

3. Extended finish position!

An extended finish position is a great indicator of
good rotation of the pelvis and good weight shift.
You’ll struggle to find a great ball striker who doesn’t finish like this!