One Simple Trick To FIX YOUR BACKSWING For Good!

Trying to create a wide backswing by pushing the clubhead as far from your body as possible causes your arms to break down.

In this video, PGA pro Kerrod Gray and Alex Riggs (@riggsgolf) explain how width comes from body rotation and proper loading of the wrists, elbows, and shoulders—not just extending the arms. By softening the wrists in transition, players create natural lag and move from a wide backswing into a narrow, powerful downswing.

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0:00 – How to create a wide backswing
0:42 – How to sequence the backswing
1:42 – How to load the club correctly in the backswing
2:25 – What is width in the backswing
3:20 – Drill for a wide to narrow golf swing
5:40 – Video takeaway

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Hi! I'm Kerrod, an award-winning PGA golf coach and Pro Golfer. Join me on a journey around the world as I collaborate with the brightest minds in the game to discover evidence-based strategies and tools that can help you improve your golf game.