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Priorities in the Golf Swing - What to Focus On
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- čas přidán 20. 01. 2022
- larrycheunggol...
What are the priorities in the golf swing and what you should be focusing on to play better golf is important. Alot of the times I see people prioritize the wrong thing. So in this video we talk about the priorities and what to focus on!!! =)
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I am 66 years old, I have been trying to implement how you teach golf for 15 months. It has taken this long for me to start gaining the muscle memory to break all the things I have done wrong for so long. With many ups and downs I am starting to have more fun playing golf than I have ever had, still have a long way to go but it has been all worth it, thank you.
Makes a lot of sense Larry; thanks for sharing
I’m finding that the structure translates into storing lots of power in the shaft of the club. If there’s no structure and the arms/wrist flop around, the club doesn’t load up with much energy. I hope that’s another way to look at it.
When I see Bryson (or any other big hitting pro), there’s so much structure.
This is 100% bang spot on. Larry you seem so young. Yet, so much of what you say is so wise. Where did you learn your teaching theory?
learn as much as I can when I was younger and experimented, still learning and experimenting and refining =)
Yes, most helpful to us +100 golfers where prioritisation is an issue because, lets face it, little of the golf swing is that good! I'm working on structure and also especially encouraging lead shoulder to "go down and around" to prevent lean back before strike. I'm finding more consistency in that 90% of practise shots going left. My question is how best to get less club face to left on impact? Grip issue or poor back swing structure? Not sure if you can give generic thoughts as you can't see my swing!
just think about starting the ball right =)
Hi,
Whats a about the flat wrist larry?
i have noticed how more robotic pga players are these days