Many, many swing flaws start from an incorrect address position which then sets the trend for the swing to follow. For example, the way the body turns and the subsequent swing plane/ balance of club can be manipulated by adjusting the posture.

Much time is mistakenly spent on the technical side of the game working on the effect of a fault rather than the fault itself. If the posture for example is causing an incorrect body motion this is then likely to affect the way the club swings and balances. Time and again I have seen golfers trying to work on the body turn or improve the positioning of the club but of course without getting to the original fault success will always be limited at best.

Find the fault at the beginning of the chain and the subsequent tendencies thereafter will either iron themselves out or be able to be fixed through the correct sequence.