The only tip that has worked for me in 40 years is: "don't let the clubhead beat the right shoulder to the ball". I'm now clueless on what my arms and hands are doing, they are just along for the ride. It's feels like I'm slinging a sack of potatoes off my back, and on to a table in front of me. A Judo throw. Chopping wood using only my shoulder. I completely understand the Pete Cowen/Malaska move/ "load the shoulders", "tip the clubhead" over the top now.
Look how incredibly low the right shoulder is at impact. I think this is the lost fundamental of all the great ball strikers. They all have the right shoulder almost vertical to the left shoulder at impact.
Thanks so much for providing this content.
I was SO lucky to see them in Fort Worth and Dallas during the 1960s / early 1970s.
Thank you for showing the swing first. That is so much better.
The only tip that has worked for me in 40 years is: "don't let the clubhead beat the right shoulder to the ball". I'm now clueless on what my arms and hands are doing, they are just along for the ride. It's feels like I'm slinging a sack of potatoes off my back, and on to a table in front of me. A Judo throw. Chopping wood using only my shoulder. I completely understand the Pete Cowen/Malaska move/ "load the shoulders", "tip the clubhead" over the top now.
What a trio.
Thanks Wayne.
THESE THREE USHERED IN THE T.V. ERA OF GOLF AND BROUGHT MILLIONS TO TOURNAMENT GOLF.
Look how incredibly low the right shoulder is at impact. I think this is the lost fundamental of all the great ball strikers. They all have the right shoulder almost vertical to the left shoulder at impact.
I wish I could emulate how Nicklaus keeps his head centered.