GOLF: How The Left Foot Works In The Golf Swing
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In this video I’m breaking down exactly what the left foot does in each segment of the golf swing. I’ll also take you through what happens with the different clubs and what you need to look for. Then I’ll show you some examples of some of the best players in the world – Tiger Woods, Tommy Fleetwood, Rory McIlroy, Jamie Sadlowski and J.B. Holmes – and how they are using their left foot throughout the swing.
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