A golf lesson from ben hogan and his golf swing in biz hub slo-mo swing vision style

[11Morphy]

Another thing to watch in his video is his left hip slide, natural right foot roll, rotating the hips through impact and squared shoulders @ impact. All great golfers are great because they have these details in their swings.

[AboveMediocrity2010]

"If you don't mind, I'll hit a ball . . ." DUDE, hit as many as you want!!

[11Morphy]

@AboveMediocrity2010 Exactly!

[orlandogolflessons]

Hogan was and still is the man.

[jpmlaw]

What's amazing to me is how Hogan created this swing without fancy lessons or high profile swing coaches, without slow motion video, without Bizhub camera feedback, without all the gimmicks and tricks you see today. He learned it in the dusty dirt driving ranges in Texas. It's just amazing.

[Dreama40]

Take heed for it does not get any better than this, fullstop.

[Frankchiew59]

I love the extension!

[kirklazerus]

of course w dont mind Mr Hogan you can do what ever you want

[nikepumps123]

i dont mind

[trevorgreycattleco]

@bucko06 you are a idiot. Go bitch at someone that deserves it.

[bucko06]

Ben Hogan, arguably the most overrated swinger of a golf club ever.

[badbud65]

He says he's doing one thing when in actuality is doing something different, still a beautiful swing though.

[SnyderDoc]

The most elegant and powerful golfswing ever. No one can top Ben Hogan. Long distance shots are the result of the powerful and correct swing.

[solo55flight]

Thanks very much for the higher-def copy of this video - it plays so much nicer in V1 & Cswing!

"Ben, if you don't mind .... I'd like to channel you to hit every shot for me until the end of days" ;)

[Elysianend1]

Amazing... Makes me cry :')

[psinkao]

very perfect ...very good

[the24thman]

It's not flat at all, but perfectly on plane.

[rossyj24x]

it is a nice swing but it is a lil bit flat though, obviously he made it work though

[scottmcg666]

Listen to funky disco music while watching the slow-mo swing... seriously, DO IT!

[t308]

"If you don't mind, I'll hit a ball". Go right ahead Ben.....

[wengalan0624]

Perfection...just perfection. Speechless

[GolfWorkshop]

You could fall asleep watching his swing.....

[wolves649]

tht wing makes me jizz

[rjfpace]

Find your own golf swing. It's the one you have to use. Find it. Watch yourself. Observe. You'll build a swing perfect for yourself. Just like ol' Ben found his...

[tflokz]

if you dont mind...

[stemcgolf]

unbelievable tekkers!

[hogan7]

he sure slides alot....

[MrBashshar]

@hogan7 he moving towards the target as well as turning his hips.

[irish89055]

I don't mind Ben..

[CazHattrick11]

That swing is a gift from god.

[bcmoykg]

@CazHattrick11 he is God

[pompastine1]

What a great video !! Hogan's five lessons as well as this video changed my whole concept of the golf swing. Once you get this feeling of the lower body bringing arms in the slot... golf becomes so much easier. Thanks Hogan !

[snaholo]

that swing is a thing of beauty . . .

[TheAnthonydigian]

That looks similar to the "new" stack and tilt!

[str8upptalent]

@TheAnthonydigian you have to be kidding.. hes the complete opposite of it.

[MBGC14]

@TheAnthonydigian it really doesn't

[hennybogan007]

@TheAnthonydigian LOL you might as well say it looks like Jim Furyk's Swing. "stack and slap" may have a few positions that appear to be similar, but Mr Hogan swung the club very differently. Although you could mention the large lateral hip movement forward and left. Bennett and Plummer are expert salesmen and are laughing all the way to the bank!

[MiniBlueDragon]

@hennybogan007 The reason "stack and slap" has some similar positions is because it was apparently based on the commonalities of so many excellent players throughout history.

Every player has certain similarities in the swing as well as differences. Of course Hogan's/Snead's/Palmer's/Furyk­'s/Woods'/Yours/My swing is going to be different.

[hhan8221]

@TheAnthonydigian Now that you mention it, I see alot of resemblance to Sean Foley's swing philosophy. And I mean no disrespect to Mr Hogan.

[onplane2]

Great!! I send this vid to many if my students.,,best in golf.

[fradaja]

S&T? IS NOTHIN NEW!

[golfnff]

Timeless, poetry in motion!

[themothmanreturns]

@golfnff poetry in slow motion!

[Devlins10]

this is art.

[mseifert52]

Nice!

[ejthomason]

Daaammmmmmmmm

[BAEism]

fucking beautiful. pardon my sparta.

[BoHoVsGolf]

@bigboycat1 your in the wrong video...

[1tontomato]

Hogan was not a ladies man, he was a devout and loyal husband.

The hardest part about hitting like Hogan is the fact that in order to swing like him, you have to forget you have arms. Most of us when it comes to the golf swing, want to hit it with the arms.

If you do exactly as he says in this video, without using your arms, you can get close to Hogan. The arms will release by them selves at the bottom.

[sacramentoskip]

He makes it look way too easy.

[pompastine1]

Such a great swing !! Imagine how far he'd hit a PRO V1 with a new tech driver !!

[rigbst]

wow look at the wrist angle at 1.14! Awesome lag by mr hogan

[YayaStudios17]

Pixofactor gaming studio in Michigan is working on a game that focuses on the Ben Hogan Instructional book and will make you feel like you're learning from the guy himself. Check it out!

[phildrummer1]

Funny how he always sais: "If you don't mind..."

No I don't mind! I would pay so much money to see he's swing in real life!

[secretogolf]

@phildrummer1 Yeah he probably was thinking in his head,"I don't give a $#!^ if you f^%&*! mind.By the way inorder to see his secret you need to have a DTL view to watch his left hand straighten and arms drop.

[nllwwi]

i reckon ben hogan was such a ladies man, did well with the girls.

what a wonderful golf swing!

[fayette202]

@nllwwi I've read all the Hogan biographies and have yet to hear any stories about his love life other than the love OF his life, Valerie. They married early in life and had a great marriage, by all accounts.

[dlaird8]

if you just stay loose during the swing, your body will naturally do this. The problem with most amateurs is that they tense up over the ball. When your muscles are tense you have no chance of swinging properly.

[thevmanvj]

That's correct. Every great ball striker in the game will tell you this..(and it's really dominated my thinking)

"If you can take the tension out of your grip, you can take the tension out the rest of your body."

That's why I started waggling in my pre-swing routine...to allow my hands & forearms to relax. When I can feel the full weight of the club in my fingers,I'm ready. It"s helped everything in my swing. And more you relax, it allows the the elements of the swing to happen at max capacity

[allenofthetower]

@thevmanvj well not really he was waggling to set himself up for another secret in his swing that he never shared.

[mperry60]

Ben Hogan, Mr. Hogan, an American legend.

[royalty0069]

ive been practicing this for a few weeks now and it will def. make a difference in your game, especially if you are slicing badly.

[rickietube1]

.....of course we don't mind Mr. Hogan. Lay it on us. Thank you. Ben Hogan's comments on the grip, the swing plane, and lower body action, and the sequence of body movement in the swing can make respectable golfers out of a lot of us. Not Ben Hogan class by any means, but respectable.

[reflectivegoat]

Mr. Hogan: "Just strike it perfectly, like this." Thanks for the tip.

[jhi1947]

Thax for the video. Ben Hogan = The Master!

[golfswingfixer]

Beautiful swing. Unfortunately listening to him will not help anyone improve. He fails to mention or explain the one central principle that makes the golf swing work.  His tip focuses on lower body motion instead of on the swing's true center point which is the point from which the entire swing must be swung and controlled. When you teach a golfer to swing around the swing's true center point the lower body, hip, and arm motions occur naturally and automatically on a correct swing path.

[thevmanvj]

@golfswingfixer Good point. Although starting the swing from the ground up is important, the preservation of the spine angle (with the head and tailbone at each end, remaining steady throughout the swing) is absolutely vital to consistently strike the ball hard and true. Keep swingin' and I'll see you out there!

[fayette202]

@golfswingfixer When you've won as many tournaments as Hogan, let me know - then I'll be REALLY interested in your critique.

[fayette202]

@golfswingfixer Of course "he fails to mention" a lot of things—DUH—there are too many aspects of the golf swing to encompass them all in ONE tip. He wrote TWO books on the full swing alone, hardly mentioning chipping and putting. Heck, he spent FIVE pages on the grip alone. No ONE tip is going to encompass ALL aspects of the golf swing. His two books have been reprinted many, many times over the years and have helped thousands, maybe millions of golfers.

[lalax33rice]

He has the best swing in the history of golf! One of the best ball strikers that ever played the game =)

[jdmars02]

Brilliant!

[dinobald12]

was ein schwung

[EJsigstrat]

poetry in motion