Too big of a shoulder turn leads to hooks why?
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What is your Trackman path when you swing in to out?
jenhaoyen
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i think swinging left is only a feel for people who's swinging too far to the right.
might not necessary look like swinging to the left.
Just like the twist away, it might feel like twist away bow wrist at the top, but it actually looks like flat for certain people.
Whatever works you, just stick with it.....if it ain't broke, dont' fix it.
might not necessary look like swinging to the left.
Just like the twist away, it might feel like twist away bow wrist at the top, but it actually looks like flat for certain people.
Whatever works you, just stick with it.....if it ain't broke, dont' fix it.
johnnymarlboro
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Since you seem to like to answer questions with questions, which one of these guys is swinging left?
Jim Furyk - Swing Vision - YouTube
David Duval swing - Down the Line - YouTube
David Toms (slo-mo) - YouTube
Hogan Ball Flight - YouTube
Lee Trevino dtl.wmv - YouTube
Ya might be on to something DC....
Kevin Shields
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Wulsy, what are you talking about?? What does TRYING to swing left have to do with anything? They all are....they're all standing to the side of the ball.
Do you understand Furyk zeroes out every single club in his bag? So by defintion he is swinging left.
Do you understand Furyk zeroes out every single club in his bag? So by defintion he is swinging left.
You have to swing right before you swing left.
Look a Furyk in the picture. He is swinging right. His shoulders are so open though that he won't be able to swing right for long. Toms is the same. Duval is not, hence his different hand path post impact.
Nope. It just means his clubhead has zeroed out.
Yes. Real golfers don't have plane lines.
Wasn't really for you to watch per se, but an example to show your point as valid. I agree with you.
jenhaoyen
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i kinda believe the same thing.
Dariusz J.
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Of course. That's why it's called in-to-in (in-to-out-to-in). Swinging left means that the clubhead starts to go left still being in the wide impact zone. I hope you understand swinging left NOT as swinging left from the top the whole downswing, do you ?
I have a strange feeling you misinterpret the notion.
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Jim Kobylinski
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Swinging left just means simply that, getting LEFT after impact instead of
1) swing more towards "The target"
2) swing more towards "right field"
That's it.
Do you have to do this? No, of course not. Most players don't otherwise they wouldn't be hitting so many draws all the time. It would be mostly straight shots to slight cut shots.
The whole thing is if, IF, you want to hit it straight AND you have a negative AOA you must swing left ENOUGH to make the ball go straight. That's just physics. But again, you don't have too. I don't, because i play a slight draw.
1) swing more towards "The target"
2) swing more towards "right field"
That's it.
Do you have to do this? No, of course not. Most players don't otherwise they wouldn't be hitting so many draws all the time. It would be mostly straight shots to slight cut shots.
The whole thing is if, IF, you want to hit it straight AND you have a negative AOA you must swing left ENOUGH to make the ball go straight. That's just physics. But again, you don't have too. I don't, because i play a slight draw.
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