Wie and Ledbetter
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shootin4par
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Maybe he gave her a swingsetter for christmas.
There is a commonality among most of his big name students. Look at golfdigest swing sequences and look at els, scott, and wie. You will notice ONE person besides his students who has a straight rear elbow at immpact, I believe it was moe norman, EVERYONE else has more rear elbow bend at impact. Is there a relationhip? I think it might have something to do with it.
There is a commonality among most of his big name students. Look at golfdigest swing sequences and look at els, scott, and wie. You will notice ONE person besides his students who has a straight rear elbow at immpact, I believe it was moe norman, EVERYONE else has more rear elbow bend at impact. Is there a relationhip? I think it might have something to do with it.
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I have to agree whole-heartedly. I can't believe this guy has not been called out for the fraud that he is. Ernie is the prime example. His swing was so beautiful before he was Led-Poisoned (thanks for that term BM!). He's still able to play fairly well because of his athletic nature, but no way is he the player he was 5-8 years ago.
I don't want to turn this thread into another "Hardy one-plane" argument, but every since Hardy's book came out, Better-dead-than-Led-better has been throwing the term "one-plane" around in his vocabulary. This guy just grabs every new golf terminology to come along and tries to make it his own. What a fake.
I don't want to turn this thread into another "Hardy one-plane" argument, but every since Hardy's book came out, Better-dead-than-Led-better has been throwing the term "one-plane" around in his vocabulary. This guy just grabs every new golf terminology to come along and tries to make it his own. What a fake.
shootin4par
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so no one checks out their rear elbow flex? this relates to flying wedges look at impact of ernie from behind, cannot see ANY left arm above, but you can see a little below. http://www.golfdigest.com/instructi...truction/swingsequences/gd200501ernieels.html
look at howell in photos six from both angles
http://www.golfdigest.com/instructi...nstruction/swingsequences/gd200201howell.html
look at howell in photos six from both angles
http://www.golfdigest.com/instructi...nstruction/swingsequences/gd200201howell.html
I'm not sure what lead's philosophy is because he seems to come out with a new one every year.
As for Wie. I think her father had the perfect model to go by in Tiger Woods and he went 180 from it. He should have had his daughter learn how to WIN first. I think her problem if there really is any right now is more mental than anything. She'll be great once she learns how to win, but it's winning the first few that may take a while.
As for Wie. I think her father had the perfect model to go by in Tiger Woods and he went 180 from it. He should have had his daughter learn how to WIN first. I think her problem if there really is any right now is more mental than anything. She'll be great once she learns how to win, but it's winning the first few that may take a while.
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