considering what he achieved and that he was a part time golfer who studied the Law as much as he did golf, is Robert Tyre Jones the greatest of all time?
You mean he pre-distributed the weight before starting the backswing, right? But the amount depends on the club right? If he was hitting a niblick with, let's say, 56º, he would have more weight in his left foot, right?
He has made his stroke as absolutely natural and unforced as possible. No mechanical perfection here, Just a smooth natural and organic delivery of clubface to ball contact.. Old fashioned and complex by todays standards but purely and naturally athletic. A thing of beauty.
he still has to shift it to the left side . so he does shift his weight. this is the best way and most efficient and reliable to hit the ball because all he then has to do is turn his upper body .
there is no way this is stack and tilt. look at his front foot rising off the ground. there is an obvious shift to the right here. stack and tilt is baloney anyway.
effortless
JesseCypress 1 year ago
considering what he achieved and that he was a part time golfer who studied the Law as much as he did golf, is Robert Tyre Jones the greatest of all time?
stevepising 1 year ago
Great swing and balanced.
ballisticbliss 1 year ago
kinda lazy sam snead move, if that's possible
donlarsennn 2 years ago
You mean he pre-distributed the weight before starting the backswing, right? But the amount depends on the club right? If he was hitting a niblick with, let's say, 56º, he would have more weight in his left foot, right?
paulbobbychess 2 years ago
He has made his stroke as absolutely natural and unforced as possible. No mechanical perfection here, Just a smooth natural and organic delivery of clubface to ball contact.. Old fashioned and complex by todays standards but purely and naturally athletic. A thing of beauty.
aardvaark069 2 years ago
abraham. I know he shifts it back to his left side, but he doesnt have to shift it back in the backswing because it is already there.
AndrewsCorey 2 years ago
he still has to shift it to the left side . so he does shift his weight. this is the best way and most efficient and reliable to hit the ball because all he then has to do is turn his upper body .
abraham5839 2 years ago
OutlanderWarrior,
He doesnt shift his weight because he said he started with it all on his back foot before he bgan swinging.
AndrewsCorey 2 years ago
there is no way this is stack and tilt. look at his front foot rising off the ground. there is an obvious shift to the right here. stack and tilt is baloney anyway.
stewarwn 2 years ago