Brian Robinson

This is a golf forum so it is a place for a pro to help other players or a player to ask for help. It is also a place to show case your achievements so other golfers can see your success and ask how you got there. You are part of a golf forum which is a place for gentlemen. So show to all the golfers here you are a gentlemen or you will be judged otherwise. You have already developed a poor reputation on this site, so realize that golf is teaching you a lesson.

I am a huge Hogan fan. So the right elbow has been an obsession. I think its main purpose is to lead the upper body on the downswing. No one did that better than the master himself "Mr Hogan". Tucking the right elbow under the left on the downswing is how you really generate maximum power IMHO. Here is me using this method while trying to copy Hogan's Power Golf swing

Hello Drew It is really about how much Mr Hogan wanted to fade it or turn it into a slice. He often said that each shot was different. So experiment with opening your stances different amounts. This was actually very important to Hogan. He was obesssed with shot making. I have studied his swing for 30 years and IMHO he did have a one set up and shot fits all mind set. Every set up was particular to the shot he need to make. Anyway here is me using his Power Golf Swing

I humbly disagree. Hogan is a great benchmark, it was his swing that made me a pro.

I've been Playing Golf for: 30 years My current handicap index or average score is:70 My typical ball flight is:draw The shot I hate or the "miss" I'm trying to reduce/eliminate is:the hook!!! Videos:

I agree 100% with you, people often ask how i hit 300 plus yard drives. It is all about flow, here is my swing you will see that this supports your statement. I hit this one well over 300 yards

IMHO the bow in the wrist from what I have seen in Hogan vids start just before impact. I don't think he bow the wrist to start the downswing. I conducted a test to show that you dont lay the club off by bowing the wrist, but you see i get right into Hogans position. Look closely at my left wrist, hope this helps Here is the video of me doing this