Tom Watson's Secret to the Golf Swing
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Brian Manzella
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The Good Player Fix.
Most good players need these things when they go bad.
1. Swing More Left
2. re-trace backswing Shoulder Turn, early in the downswing
3. Later axis tilt
4. Manzella 1°-to-1° rule
5. "Yellow Brick Road" sequence
6. The "tumble"
7. The "carry"
Hmmm....
Sounds a lot lot the "Baby Fade" Pattern.
Most good players need these things when they go bad.
1. Swing More Left
2. re-trace backswing Shoulder Turn, early in the downswing
3. Later axis tilt
4. Manzella 1°-to-1° rule
5. "Yellow Brick Road" sequence
6. The "tumble"
7. The "carry"
Hmmm....
Sounds a lot lot the "Baby Fade" Pattern.
Jared Willerson
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This is a good example of what separates Brian from the masses in golf instruction.
You won't see this in any golf magazine.
rogerdodger
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what is tumble?
Rick Dandy
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The Tumble is an Italian metaphor. In the words of Mr. Stallion, "Swing as if you were a dime-store mannequin, and you want the left arm to disconnect and tumble down the fairway." The Tumble gives trouble to the other guy, and beauty to your trajectory.
curtisj76
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Buy NHA if you hook, it's ALL there and more.
cmartingolf
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Here's another example of a GREAT player than can't really help a chop get better. While I'm 100% behind his explanation of the carry (cause that's how I have to feel when I play), the shoulder player stuff about keeping the head steady is RUBBISH...
Man, you'd think a guy as good as Watson would know what caused the loss of spine angle and head bobbing.
Man, you'd think a guy as good as Watson would know what caused the loss of spine angle and head bobbing.
Not this month.
Ya never know. 5 core elements of the matrix. 5-page spread. One pattern summary per page....there's enough splash for it to work.
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