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jim_0068 01-06-2006 08:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Bigwill
How about big John Daly? I think his style of play tends to cause people to overlook the fact that he's probably as pure a swinger as there is. If you've ever seen his swing in slow mo, it dosen't look like his right hand is doing much of anything. Heck, it looks like it's barely on the club!
Ever see him hit clubs left handed only?

It's a WONDERFUL drill to learn a swinging motion. I tell more advanced players to do it. If you can swing a wedge with your left arm only and produce a small draw. You know how to "swing" with a horizontal hinge.

Then just "slowly" put your right hand back on the club.

cometgolfer 01-06-2006 10:22 PM
The Goose
 
How about Retief Goosen? I have a man-crush on that guy's motion. :) One of the more under-rated swingers in my mind.

alex_chung 01-07-2006 09:49 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by jim_0068
Ever see him hit clubs left handed only?

It's a WONDERFUL drill to learn a swinging motion. I tell more advanced players to do it. If you can swing a wedge with your left arm only and produce a small draw. You know how to "swing" with a horizontal hinge.

Then just "slowly" put your right hand back on the club.
I remember a few years ago my Pro giving me this drill to work on the rotation of my left arm through impact (since he is non TGM, it was his way of getting to HH better) I must of hit a ton of wedges that way, the best I got was a straight shot, guess it might be time to go back to it and get that soft draw.
Alex

ram1golf 01-07-2006 11:27 AM
Where do you put the number player in the world?

EdZ 01-07-2006 02:15 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by ram1golf
Where do you put the number player in the world?
I assume you mean Tiger, and meant number 1 player...

Tiger's Rhythm is off. He needs smooooother and heavier motion.

He has a few alignments that make his move harder than it needs to be.

cometgolfer 01-07-2006 09:15 PM
The good ole days
 
Amen Ed! Every year when TGC has "Tiger week" on I look at his old swing and think, :???: Why would you mess with THAT!!!!!!

EdZ 01-07-2006 11:34 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by cometgolfer
Amen Ed! Every year when TGC has "Tiger week" on I look at his old swing and think, :???: Why would you mess with THAT!!!!!!

He must really be a huge Homer fan and wants to win equal numbers of majors hitting AND swinging - just for the challenge!

strav 01-08-2006 11:53 PM
A contender
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by alex_chung
Ok, in the Hitters Forum we have Stuart Appleby as the posterchild for Hitting. Who is the posterchild for Swinging? Do we have pics?
Ta muchly,
Alex


Sam?

drewitgolf 01-09-2006 09:42 AM
"A Slammer Dunk"
 
Good call strav! Mr. Kelley often referenced Snead 1946 book "How to Play Golf"...not for what Snead said, but what he did. Snead's record speaks for itself and his Swing was a thing of beauty.

tongzilla 01-09-2006 10:21 AM
Classic Snead
 
Beautiful example of Standard Knee Action (10-16-A) and Standard Foot Action (10-17-A) done properlly -- with a Stationary Head (1-L-1/2).

For a Textbook Golfing Machine Swinging Pattern, look no futher than Yoda. For a Classic Swinging Pattern however...this is one great motion


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