Go: When the club is waist high, the alignment rod across your chest should be perpendicular to your spine and pointed down toward the ground. Note, the club shaft should be level with the ground and parallel to your target line.
No Go: If the alignment rod is pointing out you are rotating on a flat swing plane and the club will move too far to the inside on the way back forcing you to “come over the top” on the downswing.
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GO | NO GO: BACKSWING – TO THE TOP
Go: When the club is waist high, the alignment rod across your chest should be perpendicular to your spine and pointed down toward the ground. Note, the club shaft should be level with the ground and parallel to your target line. No Go: If the alignment rod is pointing out you are ...
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Royal Eastbourne Golf Club’s New Trackman Golf Studio.
Mark Packard and Anthony Killik are the PGA Professionals at Royal Eastbourne Golf Club taking over in September 2018. On taking over they were keen to get an indoor studio up and running as quickly as possible. Calling on Golf Swing Systems we came down and looked at several options ...
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BodiTrak: How to improve your weight distribution
Are you looking to improve your golf game? When it comes to golf practice, there are a lot of things you need to think about in order to improve your technique. In some of our previous blog posts, we’ve talked about some of the different techniques that golfers can use ...
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New Trackman 4 Launch Monitor and Golf Simulator at Golf Swing Systems.
Golf Swing Systems Ltd always have pride in the fact that we offer our customers a quality experience when you come down for a demonstration. Having installed countless Trackman systems into clubs, custom fit centres and peoples homes, we thought it was time to get Trackman into our demo room ...
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The Bradley Preston Golf Studio at Epping Golf Club.
Bradley Preston PGA Professional, needed an indoor studio at Epping Golf Club. After doing some research Bradley came to Golf Swing Systems for some advice. We met firstly at Pyecombe Golf Club where we installed a studio cabin a couple of years ago. Liking the space, ease of assembly ...
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Artificial or real? Which putting green is right for you?
While it may seem like a luxury landscaping feature, having your very own backyard putting green can be a great way of improving your game. If you’re looking for a relaxing way to wind down your evenings, or if you’re a dedicated golfer determined to take some strokes off your ...
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The Ultimate Mancave
We really do see some odd shape rooms on our travels but this one required the tape measure to be spot on. Our customer wanted an extension to a barn for the ultimate ManCave so he contacted us to see what we could come up with. We went in at ...
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Trackman Simulators at Precision Golf Weybridge
Precision Golf wanted a simulator bay design at their custom fitting workshop in Weybridge. Looking at their colour schemes in the current work shop we came up with the grey faux leather design for the timber built bays. There is plenty of height, width and depth in the room ...
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How our popular products improve your game
When you are buying a golf training aid, you want to know that it is going to make a difference to your ability. Of course, one of the best ways to establish what will work for you is to take a look at what worked for others. So here we ...
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Retractable Screen Installed at West Hove Golf Club.
Ryan Fenwick PGA has had a new studio built at West Hove Golf Club and it has a roller shutter to it. Ryan is investing in Trackman and wanted a screen that was retractable across the roller shutter that could be projected onto it when the weather is bad. This ...
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