Definition of backswing in English:

backswing

nounˈbakswɪŋˈbækswɪŋ

A backward swing, especially of an arm or of a golf club when about to hit a ball.
rotate the left forearm at the start of the backswing
Example sentencesExamples
- Simulate a backswing, then start your forward swing with the right arm and left hip moving together.
- The shape of both your backswing and your forward swing is greatly influenced by your posture.
- An on-plane downswing returns to the ball at the same angle as the backswing.
- Some amateurs swing too steeply on the backswing, bottom out the arc too soon on the downswing and hit it fat.
- Moreover, you can't control the club very well during the late stages of the backswing.
- Complete your backswing, then repeatedly swing to about halfway down to sense your wide arc.
- Stephen had a common swing flaw: He failed to turn his body behind the ball during the backswing.
- This drill takes the tension out of the swing and allows the club to lag in the backswing and release through impact.
- I like to keep my left foot on the ground as my body rotates away from the ball on my backswing.
- She no longer had to worry about drifting too far behind the ball in her backswing and hitting fat or thin shots.
- Feel like you're stretching the elastic on your backswing to gain swing speed.
- I was having a problem swaying backward on my backswing and I wasn't making solid contact.
- The problem was his short backswing, which forced him to overaccelerate on the forward swing.
- Let your head move backward a bit in the backswing to accommodate the shifting of weight to the right foot.
- I tend to lift up halfway into the backswing and then just slap at the ball.
- Over the putts, his backswing would become as long and wobbly as a jellied eel.
- Extend your left arm on the backswing, and then extend your right arm on the through-swing.
- She swings in control and stays on plane on the backswing and forward swing.
- You take the club back too far inside the target line on the backswing, then swing it outside the line on the way down.
- You can achieve consistent results by adjusting the length of your backswing and your swing speed.

Definition of backswing in US English:

backswing

nounˈbækswɪŋˈbakswiNG

A backward swing, especially of an arm or of a golf club when about to hit a ball.
rotate the left forearm at the start of the backswing
Example sentencesExamples
- Some amateurs swing too steeply on the backswing, bottom out the arc too soon on the downswing and hit it fat.
- The problem was his short backswing, which forced him to overaccelerate on the forward swing.
- Over the putts, his backswing would become as long and wobbly as a jellied eel.
- An on-plane downswing returns to the ball at the same angle as the backswing.
- I was having a problem swaying backward on my backswing and I wasn't making solid contact.
- Complete your backswing, then repeatedly swing to about halfway down to sense your wide arc.
- She no longer had to worry about drifting too far behind the ball in her backswing and hitting fat or thin shots.
- You take the club back too far inside the target line on the backswing, then swing it outside the line on the way down.
- Stephen had a common swing flaw: He failed to turn his body behind the ball during the backswing.
- I tend to lift up halfway into the backswing and then just slap at the ball.
- Extend your left arm on the backswing, and then extend your right arm on the through-swing.
- Feel like you're stretching the elastic on your backswing to gain swing speed.
- Simulate a backswing, then start your forward swing with the right arm and left hip moving together.
- You can achieve consistent results by adjusting the length of your backswing and your swing speed.
- This drill takes the tension out of the swing and allows the club to lag in the backswing and release through impact.
- Moreover, you can't control the club very well during the late stages of the backswing.
- The shape of both your backswing and your forward swing is greatly influenced by your posture.
- Let your head move backward a bit in the backswing to accommodate the shifting of weight to the right foot.
- I like to keep my left foot on the ground as my body rotates away from the ball on my backswing.
- She swings in control and stays on plane on the backswing and forward swing.

单词	backswing
释义	Definition of backswing in English: backswing nounˈbakswɪŋˈbækswɪŋ A backward swing, especially of an arm or of a golf club when about to hit a ball. rotate the left forearm at the start of the backswing Example sentencesExamples Simulate a backswing, then start your forward swing with the right arm and left hip moving together. The shape of both your backswing and your forward swing is greatly influenced by your posture. An on-plane downswing returns to the ball at the same angle as the backswing. Some amateurs swing too steeply on the backswing, bottom out the arc too soon on the downswing and hit it fat. Moreover, you can't control the club very well during the late stages of the backswing. Complete your backswing, then repeatedly swing to about halfway down to sense your wide arc. Stephen had a common swing flaw: He failed to turn his body behind the ball during the backswing. This drill takes the tension out of the swing and allows the club to lag in the backswing and release through impact. I like to keep my left foot on the ground as my body rotates away from the ball on my backswing. She no longer had to worry about drifting too far behind the ball in her backswing and hitting fat or thin shots. Feel like you're stretching the elastic on your backswing to gain swing speed. I was having a problem swaying backward on my backswing and I wasn't making solid contact. The problem was his short backswing, which forced him to overaccelerate on the forward swing. Let your head move backward a bit in the backswing to accommodate the shifting of weight to the right foot. I tend to lift up halfway into the backswing and then just slap at the ball. Over the putts, his backswing would become as long and wobbly as a jellied eel. Extend your left arm on the backswing, and then extend your right arm on the through-swing. She swings in control and stays on plane on the backswing and forward swing. You take the club back too far inside the target line on the backswing, then swing it outside the line on the way down. You can achieve consistent results by adjusting the length of your backswing and your swing speed. Definition of backswing in US English: backswing nounˈbækswɪŋˈbakswiNG A backward swing, especially of an arm or of a golf club when about to hit a ball. rotate the left forearm at the start of the backswing Example sentencesExamples Some amateurs swing too steeply on the backswing, bottom out the arc too soon on the downswing and hit it fat. The problem was his short backswing, which forced him to overaccelerate on the forward swing. Over the putts, his backswing would become as long and wobbly as a jellied eel. An on-plane downswing returns to the ball at the same angle as the backswing. I was having a problem swaying backward on my backswing and I wasn't making solid contact. Complete your backswing, then repeatedly swing to about halfway down to sense your wide arc. She no longer had to worry about drifting too far behind the ball in her backswing and hitting fat or thin shots. You take the club back too far inside the target line on the backswing, then swing it outside the line on the way down. Stephen had a common swing flaw: He failed to turn his body behind the ball during the backswing. I tend to lift up halfway into the backswing and then just slap at the ball. Extend your left arm on the backswing, and then extend your right arm on the through-swing. Feel like you're stretching the elastic on your backswing to gain swing speed. Simulate a backswing, then start your forward swing with the right arm and left hip moving together. You can achieve consistent results by adjusting the length of your backswing and your swing speed. This drill takes the tension out of the swing and allows the club to lag in the backswing and release through impact. Moreover, you can't control the club very well during the late stages of the backswing. The shape of both your backswing and your forward swing is greatly influenced by your posture. Let your head move backward a bit in the backswing to accommodate the shifting of weight to the right foot. I like to keep my left foot on the ground as my body rotates away from the ball on my backswing. She swings in control and stays on plane on the backswing and forward swing.
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