Other Pictures of Hogan
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birdie_man
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Personally, I don't see what's not to copy.
It does help if you are a Swinger tho....and if you already swing close to that "style."
Those pics don't look too out of the ordinary to me
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It does help if you are a Swinger tho....and if you already swing close to that "style."
Those pics don't look too out of the ordinary to me
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birdie_man
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Just found this pic BTW....
Mid iron or w/e....ball right on heel.
Tough to tell exact camera angle....but more or less on heel even with a shorter club.
Just came acoss it...thought I'd post with all the recent Hogamania (similar to Hulkamania with less shirt ripping and eye gouges/rakes to the back).
Mid iron or w/e....ball right on heel.
Tough to tell exact camera angle....but more or less on heel even with a shorter club.
Just came acoss it...thought I'd post with all the recent Hogamania (similar to Hulkamania with less shirt ripping and eye gouges/rakes to the back).
quote:Originally posted by birdie_man
Personally, I don't see what's not to copy.
It does help if you are a Swinger tho....and if you already swing close to that "style."
Those pics don't look too out of the ordinary to me
That's exactly my point; Hogan had a neutral, correct looking swing. His particular way to it, though, was not based on copying someone who had a neutral swing but rather fixing a pull hook and getting the ball up higher - he has been quoted on this a million times.
So, why would you copy his swing ? Copy his plan instead: develop your own swing and correct the worst features in it. Because if you started life as a pull slicer I suggest you might struggle if you apply Hogan's ideas for avoiding a pull hook (with the clubface).
quote:Originally posted by birdie_man
Just found this pic BTW....
Mid iron or w/e....ball right on heel.
Tough to tell exact camera angle....but more or less on heel even with a shorter club.
Just came acoss it...thought I'd post with all the recent Hogamania (similar to Hulkamania with less shirt ripping and eye gouges/rakes to the back).
Gardner Dickinson is in the background. He was a Hogan copy-cat right down to the hat.
billmckinneygolf
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Any of you guys ever read Gardiner's book, Let 'er Rip ? There was some great insight about
the Hawk in there. He talked about how Hogan developed the arched wrist.
the Hawk in there. He talked about how Hogan developed the arched wrist.
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birdie_man
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I like that.
It prolly is the best anti-left swing ever tho.....no pulls, no hooks.
Nice push-fade.
He could draw it too.
David Alford
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Brian, notice the rt. knee flex...
David Alford
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<So, why would you copy his swing ? Copy his plan instead: develop your own swing ...>
Every read Tony Robbins? That success can be modeled is a relatively recent type of knowledge.
I used to be a pole vaulter. Probably could have gone 2' higher if I had modeled what the great
Russian vaulters were doing instead of trying it "my way".
Every read Tony Robbins? That success can be modeled is a relatively recent type of knowledge.
I used to be a pole vaulter. Probably could have gone 2' higher if I had modeled what the great
Russian vaulters were doing instead of trying it "my way".
drewitgolf
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Success does leave clues. "Role-modeling" can accelerate the process. You don't have to re-invent the wheel, however, you do have to pay attention to the results you are getting and be flexible in your approach if it is not working.
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