How to create an EFFICIENT golf swing – Kelvin Kelley #226

<p>Welcome back to the Brain Booster for another week.</p> <p>Thank you for supporting the show, it really is appreciated.</p> <p>From time to time people question me about my seemingly indifferent approach to ‘working’ on the golf swing. And that all I want people to do is ‘just play’</p> <p>This couldn’t be further from the truth as I have always believed that the key to great golf is a blend of swing efficiency coupled with a great mindset.</p> <p>I do not believe in endlessly dissecting your swing and obsessing over positions but I do believe in having a good understanding of what creates your SHOTS.</p> <p>It was with that in mind I wanted to welcome back a great coach from the USA and a big supporter of the podcast Kelvin Kelley to discuss how best to make your swing more efficient.</p> <p>We discuss:</p> <p>How the set up is the very best place to start making your swing more efficient.</p> <p>Why you can set up in a way to help you create a powerful impact position</p> <p>Feeling a dynamic impact position with an impact bag</p> <p>Hitting angles at address</p> <p>How to turn the switch to performance on the golf course</p> <p>Becoming a ‘shot detective’ out on the golf course</p> <p>Letting the shot create the swing</p> <p>How your physiology affects your performance</p> <p>How your lifestyle dramatically affects your performance</p> <p>Some really solid and interesting concepts from a top coach</p> <p>Kelvin is a Class A PGA golf professional in San Francisco, California. He has taught at some of the top golf clubs in the Bay Area, which include The Olympic Club and Sonoma Golf Club. Kelvin was recently voted a “Top Instructor To Watch” by <a href= "http://golf.com/">golf.com</a> and has written several articles for <a href="http://golf.com/">golf.com</a> and GolfWRX.</p> <p>Kelvin works with his students to develop an efficient golf swing. He welcomes golfers of all skill levels however is geared towards the more committed golfer. Besides swing and short game instruction, Kelvin is an expert in on and o