The backswing in golf swing is the phase where you rotate your body and bring the club away from the ball to build energy for the next phase.
A proper backswing ensures your body does not need to make compensations in the downswing for consistent strikes.
Check out common swing faults in golf backswing, what causes them, along with how to fix them with drills and exercises.
Backswing in the golf swing is when you rotate your body and bring the club up to the top. A proper backswing helps you store power before you come down to the ball.
Common backswing errors include flying elbow, poor hip and shoulder rotation, steep or flat club paths, loss of spine angle, reverse pivot, or the head moving too much at the top. These faults reduce your swing power and cause inconsistency.
GolfWiz AI analyzes your swing and detects backswing errors like flying elbow, lack of rotation, steep backswing, and reverse pivot. It will then give you the exact follow-along drills to fix that particular error in your backswing.
