What you want to do is go ahead and feel like when you get that pressure into the right foot, go ahead and let that right leg straighten up a little bit. That's different than a sway. | Top Speed Golf - Clay Ballard Golf Instruction

Key tips for a powerful golf swing: 1) Angle back your upper leg, 2) Maintain 45-degree hip and shoulder alignment, 3) Stay in posture and clear hips | Top Speed Golf - Clay Ballard Golf Instruction

To hit the ball with ease and power, try this tip: after you've shifted your weight to your right foot, let your right leg straighten a bit. This is not a sway where your hips move, but simply straightening your leg. By doing so, you'll be able to get a lot more hip turn, which translates to easy power. If you keep your knee flexed as you shift your weight, you won't be able to turn your hips much, and you'll lose out on that easy power. So, remember to let that knee straighten out a little bit