Tour player with the best pivot?
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Brian Manzella
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What?
Come on,
TIEger Wuuuds!
Come on,
TIEger Wuuuds!
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That was his pick the last time the question came around. (big Johnny D)
(that's when he had the power of Jack Daniels tho prolly)
(that's when he had the power of Jack Daniels tho prolly)
Not sure if Tiger has solved his head bob axis tilt with Haney. I know is head is moving less now but I do not have recent slo mo (British,PGA) to evaluate.
If you head bob you have to make some compensation to get back to the ball. In Tiger's case it was extra axis tilt. With the longer clubs it would lead to blocks right or even hoods if he flipped it.
If you head bob you have to make some compensation to get back to the ball. In Tiger's case it was extra axis tilt. With the longer clubs it would lead to blocks right or even hoods if he flipped it.
What the hell is the criteria? Best Pivot ...based on What?
Pivots vary depending on Plane Angle Variations, elbow locations, release points etc..
or are you going for what looks best!!!
Do you honestly think the pivot is the same for a Low Cut and a High Draw?
..If you think they are the same..you got a ways to go in learning this stuff ....
Honestly the Pivot in my opinion is over taught by most...
Remember there are 3 zones of action that have to be coordinated...
Teaching the Pivot is not really a difficult thing...but for the average guy folding shirts in the shop..it is probably SAFE...It's only gonna help..and not leave a mark..
Teaching people the release motions and moving the release point around to bring about better timing and application of force is really one of the many challenges...
Pivots vary depending on Plane Angle Variations, elbow locations, release points etc..
or are you going for what looks best!!!
Do you honestly think the pivot is the same for a Low Cut and a High Draw?
..If you think they are the same..you got a ways to go in learning this stuff ....
Honestly the Pivot in my opinion is over taught by most...
Remember there are 3 zones of action that have to be coordinated...
Teaching the Pivot is not really a difficult thing...but for the average guy folding shirts in the shop..it is probably SAFE...It's only gonna help..and not leave a mark..
Teaching people the release motions and moving the release point around to bring about better timing and application of force is really one of the many challenges...
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