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I saw this video:

Tried it out.....

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Worked on it with my instructor...

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And now I'm #1 in the world!  Thanks iacas!

LOL just having some fun guys

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would that shoulder angle be more shallow with a driver?

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Yes it will due to the club being longer, so you're standing further away. But the relationship that the shoulders turn to the spine angle, 90*, stays the same.

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Originally Posted by mvmac

Yes it will due to the club being longer, so you're standing further away. But the relationship that the shoulders turn to the spine angle, 90*, stays the same.



got it. thanks!

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Really good visuals.  When I started getting into Jim Hardy's One-Plane swing, I though it was counterintuitive that he said to bend over more.  Seemed like a flatter swing plane would be less bent over, but that is not the case.  Whether one plane or two (Donald, of course, is a two-planer), that visual of the shoulders being 90* to the spine angle is a good one to keep in your mind.  Thanks.

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On the video o to 3:40 and watch the guy in the red for 10 seconds.  I imagine him singing too.

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