How to improve your backswing!

How to improve your backswing – with Etienne Olivier (EOGA Steenberg)

Flaring the feet is important for a much needed full turn on the backswing.

Most golfers underestimate the importance of a good foot flare! For most of us, rotating the hips on the backswing is the only way to make a full turn for power. Flaring the feet will certainly add 20- 30 degrees of hip turn, thus making the full turn on the way back much easier.

Have a look at these pictures below and notice the flare needed for a full turn on the backswing

Contact your closest EOGA coach for more personalised help:
André at [email protected] or 082 860 4977
Jean at [email protected] or 071 355 9771

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