Your Hip Turn Is RUINING Your Ball Striking

Most golfers think the backswing is just a turn.
But if your hips spin flat, you’re leaving power and contact on the table.

Here’s why it matters….
The ball is on the ground.
You bend forward at address to reach it.
So as you turn back, your hips need to tilt to match that and keep you centered over the ball.
Your right hip rises. Your left hip lowers. That’s it.

Here’s what that gives you:
✅ A bigger, more centered turn
✅ Room to drop into a powerful downswing
✅ Cleaner, more consistent contact

It’s a small move. But without it, the whole swing works against you from the top.

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