Why Balance at the Finish Is the Key to a Great Golf Swing: Control, Consistency & Power
A golf swing doesn’t end at impact. Holding a balanced finish builds control, consistency, and body awareness—just as Jon Rahm mastered during his development.
Key Points
- Balance is essential for a compact, solid, and repeatable golf swing.
- At CoachLife’s golf school, balance at the finish is a hallmark of success — a focus shared with Jon Rahm during his development.
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Players must learn that a golf shot doesn't end at impact — it starts at the ball and finishes in balanced position.
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- Good players hold their finish and can count to five — a sign of control and body awareness.
- Drills for young players should include simple forward movement exercises, holding the finish to train the body and mind.
- Balance must be developed early and reinforced constantly throughout backswing, downswing, and follow-through.
- Comparison to other sports: great athletes across disciplines (basketball, bowling, darts) all finish in balance — so should golfers.
- The finish position is the “signature” of a player’s swing — it reveals whether fundamentals are in place.
- True mastery is shown through the ability to stay balanced under pressure.
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