Learn how to swing the club
Find out how you should swing the club so you can have more fun sooner.
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Core & Elective subjects
Courses that prepare you for tomorrow: All while connecting with a global network of learners. Our curriculum evolves with the latest trends!
Grip — How To Hold the Club
A correct grip is the foundation of the entire swing.
Learn: neutral grip, pressure level (a firm handshake, not a death squeeze), and consistent hand placement.
Stance & Alignment
Your body must be aimed where you want the ball to go.
Feet, knees, hips, and shoulders parallel to the target line — like standing on train tracks.
Posture — Athletic, Balanced, Ready
Slight knee flex, straight back, bending from the hips, arms hanging naturally.
If you start in the wrong posture, the swing becomes a rescue mission.
Ball position
Ball position changes with the club. Correct ball placement affects launch, direction, and contact. The ball position is just as important as the swing itself.
Weight Distribution
Start with roughly 55% on the lead foot, relaxed and balanced.
Good weight distribution helps produce solid, centered strikes.
Takeaway — Low, Slow, and Connected
The first 30–50 cm of your swing set the tone.
Keep the club low, rotate your shoulders, and avoid “snatching” the club inside.
Backswing Rotation
Turn your shoulders fully while keeping your lower body stable.
A good backswing loads energy without forcing or over-twisting.
Top of the Swing Position
Club pointing near the target line, wrists set, and body coiled — not collapsed, not stiff.
This creates the power source for the downswing.
Downswing Sequence — Hips First, Not the Hands
How to start the downswing from the ground up.