Poor posture can stem from a few reasons, but most of the time on the lesson tee the root cause is the student trying to keep their head down or still which results in poor posture. If you went to the gym and curled weights or held something heavy, you would have your head up and your legs more underneath your spine and your elbows against your rib cage. Now do this and grip the club. Their is only a slight bend from the hips and a slight bend at the knees. Good posture allows a person to make a coordinated swing in which case everything moves in the same direction the club head is swinging. It will also save a person’s back. Always strive for a curling weights setup with your chin and chest tall at address and the balance into the balls of the feet.
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