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By Nick_wahl_ · Posted
... I disagree wholeheartedly man. I think that there are 100s of ways to think about any particular desired move but that only a few (sometimes 1) will actually engage the proper body parts to actually improve a golf swing rather than give a false appearance of improvement. Ive been playing since I was a kid (20 years) and working on my swing like crazy for 10 years and went through 1000s of swing feels. I was always able to make my swing “look” better but never work better. It wasn’t until I got the right feel that engaged the right muscles that everything changed and started to feel way easier. Fair enough. I should say in my opinion. I’m probably going to end up disagreeing with 99% of people on here about the golf swing though haha. You teach them how to make it work correctly... I feel that most instructors go through a “play book” of swing thoughts / feels to correct flaws until they find one that gives the appearance of improvement. 99% of the time those thoughts don’t actually engage the correct muscles and are only aesthetic. For example, You can have someone who rotates the shoulders way too flat on the backswing but is still on plane with the club. That’s a “fake out” in my opinion because that’s evidence that the hands and arms are forcing the plane rather that the body dictating it. I work on getting them to feel the correct body motion to engage the correct muscles. -
By Nick_wahl_ · Posted
Alright, so in your opinion, what are the best swing thoughts / feelings for each phase of the swing that you feel actually engage the correct muscles and encourage good sequencing. One for the backswing, downswing, and follow through. I think that there are 100s of ways to think about a particular desired move but that only a few will engage the proper body parts to actually improve a golf swing rather than give a false appearance of improvement. Ive been working on my swing for 10 years and went through 1000s of swing feels. I was always able to make my swing “look” better but never work better. It wasn’t until I got the right feel that engaged the right muscles that everything changed and started to feel way easier. For me it was all about my backswing and ensuring that my body coiled correctly and shoulders rotated steep enough. From there my downswing takes care of it self. I felt like my left shoulder works very low by thinking keep my left shoulder OFF of my chin. This made me turn way steeper and coil better. Swing speed jumped 8mph with driver and accuracy is WAY better. So I’m curious what are some keys that you found that changed your game for the better? . -
By teamplayer2 · Posted
I work part time a local muni. I am allowed free play and free cart at any time I can get on which is frequently. I must admit I walk quite a bit and when I do use a cart I usually have a paying customer or two playing along. When I complete my round with a cart, I usually wash it and get it ready to go again. I feel they are giving me free golf and free cart, it is the least I can do. It's all good as far as I'm concerned. -
Walking is OK but rolling the ball on a green would be practising. See rule 5.2 -
By Sammydreep · Posted
Eric, thank you so much for the time and effort you put into these videos Only three days in and I have a bunch of new drills and checkpoints.
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