Butch Harmon Maintaining Width on the Full Swing . Golf

[22gooner]

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[nestie]

hmmmm....I kick the ball sometimes...I'll try to kick the ball in an angle next time!

[Cookie4800z]

first off, ssgolf37, what the hell are you talking about? depth? golfers don't kick, they swing. and consistent ball strikers don't suffer from "paralysis by over-analysis." let me guess, you're a 12 hdcp criticizing the number one teacher in the world. and frankenstein, i don't think about crap like 'speed and equal distance over time--i just get aligned and let my compact repeatable swing consistently bring me to the bar after shooting in the 70's.

[brainysnaeha]

@Cookie4800z

Rhythm is also one of the most important that determines

accuracy and distance.

I may have 10 mph faster clubhead speed but without

good rhythm all that massive clubhead speed is all for nothing.

The greatest example is that most of my good long drive ball

I never try to hit the ball hard just keep on rhythm and let it go

at the right time.

[ssgolf37]

wrong!!!! if you swing straight back and straight through with the maxium width its the slowest possible way to swing a golf club

[frankenstein01]

@ssgolf37 The idea is to have a big arc. Bigger arc creates faster clubhead speed

[ssgolf37]

thats wrong its not the size of the arc that determines speed, its swing depth that creates speed. take field goal kickers. 20 yrs ago they kicked in a straight line, now they kick on an angle

[frankenstein01]

Oh my... I guess speed doesn't equal distance over time.

[CarolinasPGApro]

@ssgolf37

Dead on.....golf is about two things....Leverage and angular momentum.....all you've got to do is learn how to control both.

[unknownkp]

hmmmmm

[thechessstick]

Hmmmm?