friday, Frank Nobilo actually said this while looking at Rory Mcllroys swing at Dubai, and I quote "That's what great players do, they dip, they compress into the ground"
Ran out-One Idea I have regarding the head move of these players U have discussed is the idea of hitting beyound the ball.When I let my head follow my torso,I don't get ball bound and swing out much further torwards the target.It feels like I am getting my head ahead of the ball but when I do a mirror analysis I am still behind the ball.But the feel is it fact is it does move and mostly after impact.Any good teaching pros in Boston you know of for a +4
Great analysis - I have a question .If the "Hitting Area" is so often reffered to as the position we reach n the downswing with the hands close to hip high,retaining the angle.Why don't more golfers just swing to this level and then come back to impact = Mo Norman.I know it is a position more than a final destination,just wanted to get your thoughts.During a range practice I was smoking em just going way inside .5 a typical backswing. I could go more inside not worrying about coming out..
@secretogolf Starting the swing when the shaft is parallel to the ground and the wrists are cocked is a drill commonly used to give the player a feel for what it would be like to make a better takeaway. It makes it easier to pass through better positions later in the swing. Most high level players don't have the takeaway problems that lesser players do, and the additional tempo and timing problems caused by starting the swing from a different place are probably why you never see it done on tv.
Head going down as the club approaches impact. Scottish pro John Jacobs in his Dr. Golf tape on the swing fundamentals describes this as a feature found in the strong late hitting male tournament player. He also explains that many women go up on their toes in the impact area because they release the club earlier to get more club head speed,
@MoeNormanIdeology Wayne is right, sure Folwer has game, but he hasn't sealed the envelope on the tournaments he has been in and tied for the lead on Sunday, plus, Fowler's swing is eventually going to lead to some problems with consistency, and another thing, @ 0:48, how many shots are you going to mishit if you are in that position, vert few
I also agree.......great swing and should be on the Ryder Cup. I also go to his golf instructor Sean Callahan at Butch Harmon. Great guy and knows his stuff!
Agree 100% on swing and Ryder Cup - would have Hoffman instead of Cink if I were USA supporter. What did the TV guys find to say about Charlie's Swing?
friday, Frank Nobilo actually said this while looking at Rory Mcllroys swing at Dubai, and I quote "That's what great players do, they dip, they compress into the ground"
I am not kidding
Nightwing690 1 year ago
Ran out-One Idea I have regarding the head move of these players U have discussed is the idea of hitting beyound the ball.When I let my head follow my torso,I don't get ball bound and swing out much further torwards the target.It feels like I am getting my head ahead of the ball but when I do a mirror analysis I am still behind the ball.But the feel is it fact is it does move and mostly after impact.Any good teaching pros in Boston you know of for a +4
secretogolf 1 year ago
Great analysis - I have a question .If the "Hitting Area" is so often reffered to as the position we reach n the downswing with the hands close to hip high,retaining the angle.Why don't more golfers just swing to this level and then come back to impact = Mo Norman.I know it is a position more than a final destination,just wanted to get your thoughts.During a range practice I was smoking em just going way inside .5 a typical backswing. I could go more inside not worrying about coming out..
secretogolf 1 year ago
@secretogolf Starting the swing when the shaft is parallel to the ground and the wrists are cocked is a drill commonly used to give the player a feel for what it would be like to make a better takeaway. It makes it easier to pass through better positions later in the swing. Most high level players don't have the takeaway problems that lesser players do, and the additional tempo and timing problems caused by starting the swing from a different place are probably why you never see it done on tv.
wdefrancesco 1 year ago
Head going down as the club approaches impact. Scottish pro John Jacobs in his Dr. Golf tape on the swing fundamentals describes this as a feature found in the strong late hitting male tournament player. He also explains that many women go up on their toes in the impact area because they release the club earlier to get more club head speed,
daleatty 1 year ago
He absolutely traps the golf ball to death. Awesome swing.
andrewthecoleman 1 year ago
As he's straightening his right elbow, he's pushing with the outside edge of right forefinger thru impact ala' Hogan. Beautiful impact
FairwayJack 1 year ago
You can't base a ryder cup pick on one weekend.
MoeNormanIdeology 1 year ago
@MoeNormanIdeology How many tournaments has Fowler won?
wdefrancesco 1 year ago
@MoeNormanIdeology Wayne is right, sure Folwer has game, but he hasn't sealed the envelope on the tournaments he has been in and tied for the lead on Sunday, plus, Fowler's swing is eventually going to lead to some problems with consistency, and another thing, @ 0:48, how many shots are you going to mishit if you are in that position, vert few
Nightwing690 1 year ago
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MoeNormanIdeology 1 year ago
I also agree.......great swing and should be on the Ryder Cup. I also go to his golf instructor Sean Callahan at Butch Harmon. Great guy and knows his stuff!
golfnff 1 year ago
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Nightwing690 1 year ago
@Nightwing690 Everything
wdefrancesco 1 year ago
Agree 100% on swing and Ryder Cup - would have Hoffman instead of Cink if I were USA supporter. What did the TV guys find to say about Charlie's Swing?
golfbulldog 1 year ago
@golfbulldog He never hit a bad shot so Johnny didn't have a chance to say anything stupid.
wdefrancesco 1 year ago
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Dannynoonnan69 1 year ago
@wdefrancesco Great answer Wayne.
I also dislike Johnny Millers Commentary. I think he is the love child of Ken Venturi.
Love your website and your thoughts on the golf swing. Great work.
Cheers
Dean Gascoyne
PGA Member - Australia
Dannynoonnan69 1 year ago