Golf Swing - Lower Body Power - Hip Bump Drill

[thesofakingsatlanta]

BobLeeSwagger is a very popular guy here!!!



[itsjustagame320]

Not every golf video is for beginners. Sometimes a bit of knowledge is assumed. Bump then rotate

[BobLeeSwagger94]

so myou want people to sldie into the ball instead of rotating ?? WRONG> ur a bad teacher

[meandmygolf]

@BobLeeSwagger94 Thankyou for your comment. A slide in the golfswing is a completley different move to what is demonstrated in the video. Yes the lower body should rotate in the downswing but should also start with a lateral move of the hips. This drill is purely for the lateral component as we see many people struggle to shift weight efficiently in the downswing. This also allows your upper body to delay its rotation for a split second which also helps you generate more power. Thanks again.

[TigerWoodsWorld]

@BobLeeSwagger94 he still wants you to rotate threw just not with ur upper body thats the point of this great video is to see power comes from the hips and @meandmygolf please correct me if im wrong!

[leighton65]

@BobLeeSwagger94 you should learn about the game before calling someone a bad teacher. everybody who plays somewhat decent golf knows or implements the hip bumb for all the reasons the guy says i.e. it helps shift weight, clears space, enables a slight pause which in turn creates lag.

[jademonki]

@BobLeeSwagger94 actually, you are wrong .. you slide first then rotate. this video is correct. watch any pro video here in slow motion ... if you turn first you automatically cast your hands outside. the slide happens first and as the arms come down you start the twist ... some guys slide and twist together but if you say there is no slide then your wrong.

[cockywatchman1976]

@BobLeeSwagger94 Almost all PGA pros have a small lateral move before full rotation. Nothing wrong with this teaching vid

[richardcole96]

@BobLeeSwagger94

you really need to shut up and put your clubs in a garage sale,, ur another one of those with a shitty swing i have to look at on a golf course...