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Has anyone come across a swing sequence of Cary Middlecoff? The former US Open Champion never ran out of right arm before impact. He demonstrates a pitch stroke basic, which I think viewing his impact alignments would help swingers.
 

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Knudson was on Shell's WW of Golf a couple times, if you can get a copy, you should - a very 'fluid' motion that stills don't do justice
 
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Has anyone come across a swing sequence of Cary Middlecoff? The former US Open Champion never ran out of right arm before impact. He demonstrates a pitch stroke basic, which I think viewing his impact alignments would help swingers.

I saw him in person a couple of times. You would need a lot of film to record his back swing or just take a break when he reached the top. He stayed there a l o n g time. Sometimes he stopped at the top and put the club back in the bag!
Once while following him, you could walk the fairways w/ the players, I dropped back to watch Tommy Bolt. Bolt was waiting on the tee of a par 3 while Cary was putting out on the same hole. Cary was even slower when putting, crouching and straighting up several/many times before actually putting. T Bolt said, " That gentleman is a slow SOB!"
Cary hit great shots.
 

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quote:Originally posted by drewitgolf

Has anyone come across a swing sequence of Cary Middlecoff? The former US Open Champion never ran out of right arm before impact. He demonstrates a pitch stroke basic, which I think viewing his impact alignments would help swingers.

I saw him in person a couple of times. You would need a lot of film to record his back swing or just take a break when he reached the top. He stayed there a l o n g time. Sometimes he stopped at the top and put the club back in the bag!
Once while following him, you could walk the fairways w/ the players, I dropped back to watch Tommy Bolt. Bolt was waiting on the tee of a par 3 while Cary was putting out on the same hole. Cary was even slower when putting, crouching and straighting up several/many times before actually putting. T Bolt said, " That gentleman is a slow SOB!"
Cary hit great shots.
His excuse for being so slow was that he had a lot of allergies...and he complained that Nicklaus was just as slow,but because he won so much,nobody dared critizise him.
 
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Peter Jacobsen swing if you can. Dig his simple motion.

You have built a terrific resource for us swing junkies.
 
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