Since we call it a golf swing, I feel the arms should be in the most relaxed condition possible at address to ensure freedom and repeatability of motion. Players with high arm tension levels at address never seem to reach their maximum speed potential or most repetitive swing sequence. The golf club should be in a constant swinging, as well…
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. Four Stations 1) Address 2) Top 3) Impact 4) Finish . . . . . . . . . YOU CAN GET A FREE VIDEO GOLF LESSON FROM TOM PATRI TO IMPROVE YOUR GAME!! Click Here.
. The Three Basics 1) Plane – Arm Swing Plane – Club Shaft Plane 2) Hinge Motion – Hand Action 3) Angular Motion – Spine Angle . . . . . . YOU CAN GET A FREE VIDEO GOLF LESSON FROM TOM PATRI TO IMPROVE YOUR GAME!! Click Here.
. Three Basic Imperatives 1) A “flat” left wrist 2) A clubhead lag pressure point 3) A straight plane line MUST . . . . . . YOU CAN GET A FREE VIDEO GOLF LESSON FROM TOM PATRI TO IMPROVE YOUR GAME!! Click Here.
(Part 2, Conclusion) . YOU CAN GET A FREE VIDEO GOLF LESSON FROM TOM PATRI TO IMPROVE YOUR GAME!! Click Here.
(Part 1) . YOU CAN GET A FREE VIDEO GOLF LESSON FROM TOM PATRI TO IMPROVE YOUR GAME!! Click Here.
