Just like Tiger Woods in 2000
Mental Game · Oct 8, 2026 · 1.2K views · 29 likes
Click the link in bio for the lowest price on the ball first board! Breaking down the biggest consistency killer I see in most golf swings: syncing your weight shift with your backswing and downswing so it feels all arms. Using my Ball First board, I show how the weight shift should precede the arms, just like Tiger Woods in 2000. I demonstrate how to start with a small pressure bump into the trail side before the backswing (without swaying into the right stick), then squat and bump down-and-left to load the lead leg before the downswing. The key sequence is “bump, turn, bump, turn,” so the lower body shifts first and the arms follow through. I also explain how you can practice this at home, on the range, or on the course, and where to find the link to the board while supplies last.
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