THE ULTIMATE FLOAT LOAD?

[lenny park]

To all, check out this video footage of Jimmy Bruen
[media]http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=9_qRG1HRh4o[/media]

 

[otto6457]

Great post!

Thanks for sharing that.

 

[joec]

cool great awesome

 

[Kevin Shields]

What a swing. I love it.

 

[birdie_man]

Flippin' neat swing!

(but with no flip)

 

[addamsmith]

Thanks for sharing the clip Lenny

 

[jjmule]

Is this an exaggerated Soft Draw move?

Brian,

I love this swing...please comment on it...it has elements of some of the things you were teaching me a couple of months ago. Thanks.

John M.

 

[Brian Manzella]

Yeah Baby!

Brian,

I love this swing...please comment on it...it has elements of some of the things you were teaching me a couple of months ago. Thanks.

John M.

Yes John!

The backswing is sort of "Soft Draw" on steroids.

Just a great swing, with the lagging clubhead takeaway, and just as everyone noticed, supreme float loading.

Funny, I remember arguing with another GSED about whether float loading was any good.

You know what side I was on.

 

[tongzilla]

You know what side I was on.

i thought it depends on positive/negative/no torque type swing.

 

[Brian Manzella]

Now...

i thought it depends on positive/negative/no torque type swing.

There are MANY ways to Float Load, but I was arguing that float loading was good, and this yahoo was saying "I never teach it to anyone."

What a joke.

 

[cmartingolf]

I'm a golf nerd and I've never heard of the guy. Loved his action (the exact opposite of a chopper).

Loved that little tidbit and now I have a "wee bit" more golf knowledge.

Thanks

 

[whipnzip]

Damn, Faldo spoiled it at the end... I'd played with Eamonn Darcy back in 1985 and thought watching this video that hell, Jimmy Bruen must have been his father!

Thanks for the vid.