After a detailed look into the stance and the backswing, the next topic of the golf swing guide is the golf downswing for beginners which helps with solid contact at impact. It may be the most important part of the swing since it directly affects the outcome of the golf shot.

If any part of the downswing is executed the wrong way, the ball flight is very inconsistent which can lead to a lot of frustration on the course or driving range. It affects not only the ball direction, but also leads to distance loss. There is always time to improve, and it all starts with the practice of the right movements.

This article focuses on the following downswing parts:

• Arms Movement – keeps the club on the plane, and helps with solid contact and consistency.
• Wrists Movement – keeps the clubface square at impact, helps with solid contact, helps with ball trajectory.
• Legs Movement – helps transfer the energy from the backswing to the downswing, helps with consistency, adds power to the swing, and helps with flexibility.
• Upper Body Movement – gives stability through impact and helps with consistency.
• Hips Movement – helps with consistency, helps transfer the energy from the backswing to the downswing, adds power to the swing, and helps with upper body rotation.
• Shoulders Movement – helps with stability through impact, helps with consistency, and helps to swing the club in a circle.
• Head Movement – helps with stability and rotation.
• Club Movement – helps to add power to the swing, helps with solid contact, helps with ball trajectory.

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