Jason Day – Elevate the arms for more clubhead speed (Rotary Swing Instructor Chris Tyler)

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1. I love you guys but I have to play devils advocate. Cameron bends his right
   elbow early which means his swing arc shortens by a few inches more than
   Jason. That alone is worth several mph of speed at impact due to
   centripetal and centrifugal force. From the front view it’s apparent Jason
   creates more width, regardless of how high his hands are. You’re just
   moving the plane up or down. Hogan was even flatter than Cameron and look
   at his records! Accuracy is where it counts and Jason trails Tringale in
   GIR and driving accuracy big time! I’d take being 10% more accurate over 20
   yards deeper into the trees. Just my opinion. They’re both way better than
   me, I’d take either of their bank accounts and swings.?

2. I like both swings. I like the connected feel of the flatter around the
   body swing, but it does require more body rotation and timing to pull the
   hands inside at impact. Verticle with higher hands at top does make it
   easier to do a wide-narrow-wide swing with more speed. Although you can
   still have a connected vertical swing. Ie Rory McElroy – he has high hands
   at the top but keeps his arms close to body on downswing and is very
   connected at impact. Pros are just great players I guess.?

3. will you explain ” hands deep in the backswing ”
   thanks?

4. Camerons swing looks so weird. Its phenomenal that he can play so good with
   that swing. Especially after impact it looks very weird?

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