Sure looks like it.
B BertramSterling New Sep 22, 2011 #2 I would say yes, but their hands are also generally closer to the body at impact..
S softconsult New Sep 22, 2011 #3 Closer as compared to what? Amateurs? Sorry, your question is not well framed.
C crkranz New Sep 22, 2011 #5 I think Snead said to stand as close to the ball as you can that will still allow a free and comfortable swing.
I think Snead said to stand as close to the ball as you can that will still allow a free and comfortable swing.
J Jared Willerson Super Moderator Sep 22, 2011 #7 Byron Nelson didn't think anyone could stand too close to the ball. Closer the better in his view.
jenhaoyen New Sep 22, 2011 #8 i would say get closer, but within your comfortable reach. Golf is all about comfort-ability, if it's not comfortable you won't make a great swing.
i would say get closer, but within your comfortable reach. Golf is all about comfort-ability, if it's not comfortable you won't make a great swing.
jenhaoyen New Sep 22, 2011 #9 softconsult said: Closer as compared to what? Amateurs? Sorry, your question is not well framed. Click to expand... mugatu be kidding me
softconsult said: Closer as compared to what? Amateurs? Sorry, your question is not well framed. Click to expand... mugatu be kidding me
D DCgolf New Sep 22, 2011 #10 In the square to square era we all stood scary close due to the straight line rock and block motion. Any pivot producing an arc moves you back or you hit hosel rockets. It's all about shape.
In the square to square era we all stood scary close due to the straight line rock and block motion. Any pivot producing an arc moves you back or you hit hosel rockets. It's all about shape.
dschultz6072 New Sep 23, 2011 #11 "Your problem is you stand too close to the ball after you hit it" Sam Snead