What is the probable impact at swing impact for a golfer with an anterior lower back tilt?

An anterior lower back tilt refers to a forward tilt of the pelvis, which can lead to changes in the golfer's spine angle at impact. This position can significantly alter the golfer's posture during the swing and affect the alignment of the spine relative to the ground. As the golfer moves through the swing, the tilt can cause the spine to either increase or decrease in its angle, potentially leading to variability in a golfer's swing path and impact dynamics.

A change in spine angle at swing impact can affect how effectively the golfer is able to transfer weight, control their swing plane, and consistently hit the ball in the desired direction. While this change might not always lead to negative outcomes, it primarily indicates that the golfer's posture and biomechanics are altered, which can have various effects on overall swing mechanics.

Other options, while related to golf performance, do not specifically address the immediate biomechanical changes that occur due to an anterior lower back tilt at the moment of impact as directly as the change in spine angle does.