A good way to learn to swing a golf club is the grass-brushing exercise with non-stop swinging. Chipping requires a mini swing of 7-5, whereas pitching requires 9-3 with hand action.
Insure there is ample room between athletes. To swing the club, athlete must learn to use body, arms and hands in a unified manner.
Back swing is one motion. A wind-up. Swing the club back so that your club is over your shoulder and back is facing toward target.
Swing the club back and through in one motion without stopping, brushing the grass as you go.
Forward swing is one motion. Unwind; the club is swung from the top to the finish in the direction of the target. As the swing goes forward the body turns in the direction of the target.
At the finish the club should be over the left shoulder and the athlete's weight should be on the left foot. Note: Back to the Target Chest to the Target.
