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In this review paper I will be detailing in considerable depth my updated opinions regarding the optimal method of performing a rotary pelvic motion during the downswing. I will specifically describe in great detail the anatomy of the pelvis and pelvic girdle muscles, and the likely biomechanical actions used by many professional golfers when they rotate their pelvis during their downswing action. I suspect that many modern-day golf instructors are teaching a suboptimal pelvic motion technique and I also believe that many amateur golfers are using the wrong muscles to perform a rotary pelvic motion during their early-mid downswing. I think that those amateur golfers could significantly improve their rotary pelvic motion during the downswing if they would use the same pelvic motion biomechanics that are used by many professional golfers like Sam Snead, Ben Hogan, Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Lew Worsham, Jordan Spieth and Jason Day and I hope that this review paper will provide those amateur golfers with a much greater insight into the optimum way of performing a rotary pelvic motion during the downswing. I have produced a 1 hour 48 minute video to supplement this review paper, and I have posted that video on you-tube. Also, note that I am an inflexible 67 year old senior golfer who lacks the ability to demonstrate the rotary pelvic motions efficiently, so always remember to listen to what I am saying if my body motions are not condordant with I am saying at any time point during the video presentation Finally, note that I previously wrote a review paper regarding the topic of pelvic motion during the downswing – The Backswing and Downswing Hip Pivot Movements: