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11-11-2006, 12:01 AM
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| Can this Golf swing tactic realy work? A few days ago I have played with an acquaintance of mine that I haven't seen for some time, he played much better then I remembered, when I asked him what he did to improve so much he told me that the improvement is mostly because he practiced the techniques he learned from a book called The Simple Golf Swing. Did anyone tried it? I would like to know what you think, because I want to get a copy, but not sure if its worth it, or all the info there is well known? The address is www.golfswingguru.com If you're wondering Good day.  |
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11-14-2006, 01:13 AM
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| Re: Can this Golf swing tactic realy work? Roni, I actually own the e-book myself - it's pretty good. My swing is a combination of Shootin4Par's advice and "Simple Golf Swing". My chest is raised up high throughout the entire swing and I only swing to parallel. In the book there is no follow through with the legs - the release of the swing is incorporated by the hands turning over - much like AJ Bonar's teachings. I didn't incorporate this into my swing as it felt unfinished without a traditional looking finish. Eitherway, it's helped me out quite a bit - keeping your chest raised up and back straight promotes good posture and also, in my case, helped me make better contact because I was still 'connected'. In the book it will tell you the DS starts with the left shoulder "moving back", much like a one-plane swing, this bothered me a bit as I couldn't get that wright without moving my head. So instead I just focused on a shorter backswing and "pulling on a bell-rope" to start my downswing. Feel free to pm me if you want anymore details - it's a solid purchase and includes plenty of pictures from grip to finish.
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