Golf Instruction

How to Get Your Arms and Body Synchronized for a Better Golf Swing

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7 years ago

January 31, 2019

Power and directional control (things we all want to have in our golf swing) both heavily rely on properly syncing up the arms and the body.

So if you find yourself with an inconsistent flight path relative to your target, chances are the culprit is that synchronization between your arms and body simply isn’t there.

Here are some drills you can do to get your golf swing back in sync:

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Kevin Sprecher

Kevin Sprecher's career arc has further advanced the reputation of world-class instruction at Sleepy Hollow Country Club. He has been the Director of Instruction at Sleepy Hollow for the past 17 years, after spending time teaching at Atlantic, Glen Oaks, and Piping Rock. Kevin has spent many years assisting Jim McLean with private lessons, schools, seminars, and clinics. He has worked closely with PGA, LPGA, and Korn Ferry.com tour professionals. In 2019, Kevin was selected as one of GOLF Magazine's Top 100 Teacher's in America and is ranked number 9 on the Golf Digest 2019-20 Best Teachers in your State in New York. Kevin has recognized the importance of science and technology as part of teaching golf, and much of his success is attributable to keeping current with studies and technology. Kevin is certified by AimPoint (level 1), Trackman (level 2), K-Vest (level 3}, Science and Motion (level 2), BioSwing Dynamics (level 1),and Swing Catalyst (level 2). He is an advanced fitter for Titleist, and Sleepy Hollow is one of four Titleist regional fitting centers in the country.

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