Takeaway is the first phase of your backswing, that is, how you start you swing.
A proper takeaway dictates how easily you can swing the club on the correct plane and deliver it squarely to the ball at impact.
Check out the common takeaway errors in golf swing, what causes them, and how to fix them with drills and exercises.
An inside takeaway happens when your club moves too far inside the target line, while an outside takeaway means the club is pushed too far outside. Both of these can cause bad swing paths and a poor ball flight.
A one-piece takeaway is when your hands, arms, and shoulders move together in synchronisation. This ensures you start the club on the right path and keeps your swing more connected and consistent.
It reduces over-reliance on hands and wrists, which otherwise leads to poor club control.
GolfWiz AI analyzes your swing and detects if your takeaway is too inside or too outside. It then shows you exactly what to fix and gives you simple drills to improve your takeaway and swing path.
