HOLEINONE'S AND BRIAN'S BACKSWING?

[TYORKE1]

I must admit I am a big fan of the simplisity of these two backswing's. Both whether intentional or not are short of parallel , both are very tight with the clubhead not bobbing around. There shoulder turn is less then 90*. Both swings put the club in the position to drive the lower body with the club lagging behind. I was working on these things today indoors. I felt like the arms were swinging back with no intentional shoulder turn , just in reponce to the arms , I was working on the right wrist folding back.I was trying not to move the head going back. At the top felt very tight or coiled, then I simply felt like driving the lower body with the clubhead and hands lagging behind . Very solid feeling, leaving the place where I practice indoors my buddy also has a backyard driving range and it was warm enough to hit a couple of balls, 3 -5 irons with a nice high hard draw, good stuff. If any CANADAINS have seen JAMES LEPP play I feel he is a great example of holeinone's swing, for those who don't know him he is our best player and has won on the CANADIAN TOUR, TIM

 

[TYORKE1]

To clarify , JAMES is our best amateur! , TIM

 

[wanole]

quote:Originally posted by TYORKE1

I must admit I am a big fan of the simplisity of these two backswing's. Both whether intentional or not are short of parallel , both are very tight with the clubhead not bobbing around. There shoulder turn is less then 90*. Both swings put the club in the position to drive the lower body with the club lagging behind. I was working on these things today indoors. I felt like the arms were swinging back with no intentional shoulder turn , just in reponce to the arms , I was working on the right wrist folding back.I was trying not to move the head going back. At the top felt very tight or coiled, then I simply felt like driving the lower body with the clubhead and hands lagging behind . Very solid feeling, leaving the place where I practice indoors my buddy also has a backyard driving range and it was warm enough to hit a couple of balls, 3 -5 irons with a nice high hard draw, good stuff. If any CANADAINS have seen JAMES LEPP play I feel he is a great example of holeinone's swing, for those who don't know him he is our best player and has won on the CANADIAN TOUR, TIM

isn't what you are doing pivot controlled hands?

 

[wally888]

"There shoulder turn is less then 90*."
Their shoulder turns are not measured as most interpret!
Hope one of them will explain just exactly what is a 90* shoulder turn!? (clue, look at right shoulder)

quote:Originally posted by TYORKE1

I must admit I am a big fan of the simplisity of these two backswing's. Both whether intentional or not are short of parallel , both are very tight with the clubhead not bobbing around. There shoulder turn is less then 90*. Both swings put the club in the position to drive the lower body with the club lagging behind. I was working on these things today indoors. I felt like the arms were swinging back with no intentional shoulder turn , just in reponce to the arms , I was working on the right wrist folding back.I was trying not to move the head going back. At the top felt very tight or coiled, then I simply felt like driving the lower body with the clubhead and hands lagging behind . Very solid feeling, leaving the place where I practice indoors my buddy also has a backyard driving range and it was warm enough to hit a couple of balls, 3 -5 irons with a nice high hard draw, good stuff. If any CANADAINS have seen JAMES LEPP play I feel he is a great example of holeinone's swing, for those who don't know him he is our best player and has won on the CANADIAN TOUR, TIM