Is that right @Excaliburxxxxxx? Better tell that to the longest driver on
the PGA Tour the last two years. No hinge, no long iron into the
green….plain and simple.
Thanks for posting @andyinthejungle.
Aaron baddley changed back from this technique, and won again on the tour.
Nuff said. People are not robots so why try to move like one, I understand
the simplicity of this technique but not the way its sold. Another “lets
reinvent the wheel” theory.
man . . . seriously take off golf , this swing has no power , no cock wrist
and 0 leverage , this guy must hit the 9 iron 80 yards
Thanks for posting @bails1080.
lol! It ain’t geometry.
thats great if you dont want to hit the ball anywhere. there is no lag
whatsoever. people say steve stricker doesn’t have wrist hinge when look at
his lag before impact. all of your released products are such crap. people
who have no idea trying to make a buck
Thanks for sharing secretogolf.
I’m confused, the comments state that there is no ‘un-hinging of the club
and no release as the wrists are held rigid’ why in that case is there less
shaft lean at impact than at address??????
Great post tigerswede3. I believe that others will benefit from you having
put it into your own words.
I don’t understand the “no hinge” in the title, what exactly is the
significance of it? I mean, the arms appear to do exactly what everyone’s
with a correct swing do. the left arm stays straight, as per usual the
right DOES hinge as per usual?
I don’t know man… it looks like you flipped at impact. Good luck with
that.
@scoremore05 very nice demonstration. But this is not necessarily called a
powerful swing. Yes, you can create lag but by hinging you can create lag
to a greater extent much more than unhinge golf swing. But by hinging there
would be more difficulties on impact which can create loss of distance and
inaccuracy. But this is not necessarily a power but with enough strength I
could see people who less skilled using this swing. But like I said not
power swing, look at Jamie Sadlowski.
After studying the Taly swing, the physics of it are sound. I am currently
using the Taly swing, and have actually GAINED distance. I used to play a
huge sweeping draw that was unreliable at best. I used to hinge and unhinge
my wrists, but not anymore. I just keep the same angle I had at address,
which is a no brainer. In slow motion, my new Taly swing is violently
flexing my S shaft, which is where most power is stored. I’m also a single
digit handicap, and studied the swing all my life.
Thanks for posting tkdkev05. What’s that building in your video that you
are driving past?
I like the idea of no wrist, know all you need is a proper pivot.
I prefer not to hit my shots high and left.
Camera angle at 0:18 seconds but thanks for posting @gagaofishaga. Wrist
can’t flip because I am actually holding them rigid.
yes there is clubhead throwaway (flip as you put it) in this video.No
training device is perfect and even if they all were perfect the execution
of the swing is performed by an imperfect human (as in this video). IMO
this device promotes a visual image of good impact alignments better than
anything I have ever seen and it makes sense when you study it’s design and
method of execution.
Sharper911, you could shape the ball with straight arms and no wrist cock,
the curvature of the ball comes from a clubface angle at impact that is
different to the swing path (if the clubface is square to the swing path
the ball will travel on the line of the swing path)
Thanks for posting @NowLifeStarts.
FLIPPED IT.
Flippin’ biscuits.
Im sure this would help accuracy if you practiced with it, but there is not
much power there, at least not in this video, and i feel like shaping shots
would be more difficult with a swing like this. maybe with more shoulder
turn and a little more wind up (for lack of a better term) it would be good
model
Is that right @Excaliburxxxxxx? Better tell that to the longest driver on
the PGA Tour the last two years. No hinge, no long iron into the
green….plain and simple.
Thanks for posting @andyinthejungle.
Aaron baddley changed back from this technique, and won again on the tour.
Nuff said. People are not robots so why try to move like one, I understand
the simplicity of this technique but not the way its sold. Another “lets
reinvent the wheel” theory.
man . . . seriously take off golf , this swing has no power , no cock wrist
and 0 leverage , this guy must hit the 9 iron 80 yards
Thanks for posting @bails1080.
lol! It ain’t geometry.
thats great if you dont want to hit the ball anywhere. there is no lag
whatsoever. people say steve stricker doesn’t have wrist hinge when look at
his lag before impact. all of your released products are such crap. people
who have no idea trying to make a buck
Thanks for sharing secretogolf.
I’m confused, the comments state that there is no ‘un-hinging of the club
and no release as the wrists are held rigid’ why in that case is there less
shaft lean at impact than at address??????
Great post tigerswede3. I believe that others will benefit from you having
put it into your own words.
I don’t understand the “no hinge” in the title, what exactly is the
significance of it? I mean, the arms appear to do exactly what everyone’s
with a correct swing do. the left arm stays straight, as per usual the
right DOES hinge as per usual?
I don’t know man… it looks like you flipped at impact. Good luck with
that.
@scoremore05 very nice demonstration. But this is not necessarily called a
powerful swing. Yes, you can create lag but by hinging you can create lag
to a greater extent much more than unhinge golf swing. But by hinging there
would be more difficulties on impact which can create loss of distance and
inaccuracy. But this is not necessarily a power but with enough strength I
could see people who less skilled using this swing. But like I said not
power swing, look at Jamie Sadlowski.
After studying the Taly swing, the physics of it are sound. I am currently
using the Taly swing, and have actually GAINED distance. I used to play a
huge sweeping draw that was unreliable at best. I used to hinge and unhinge
my wrists, but not anymore. I just keep the same angle I had at address,
which is a no brainer. In slow motion, my new Taly swing is violently
flexing my S shaft, which is where most power is stored. I’m also a single
digit handicap, and studied the swing all my life.
Thanks for posting tkdkev05. What’s that building in your video that you
are driving past?
I like the idea of no wrist, know all you need is a proper pivot.
I prefer not to hit my shots high and left.
Camera angle at 0:18 seconds but thanks for posting @gagaofishaga. Wrist
can’t flip because I am actually holding them rigid.
yes there is clubhead throwaway (flip as you put it) in this video.No
training device is perfect and even if they all were perfect the execution
of the swing is performed by an imperfect human (as in this video). IMO
this device promotes a visual image of good impact alignments better than
anything I have ever seen and it makes sense when you study it’s design and
method of execution.
Sharper911, you could shape the ball with straight arms and no wrist cock,
the curvature of the ball comes from a clubface angle at impact that is
different to the swing path (if the clubface is square to the swing path
the ball will travel on the line of the swing path)
Thanks for posting @NowLifeStarts.
FLIPPED IT.
Flippin’ biscuits.
Im sure this would help accuracy if you practiced with it, but there is not
much power there, at least not in this video, and i feel like shaping shots
would be more difficult with a swing like this. maybe with more shoulder
turn and a little more wind up (for lack of a better term) it would be good
model
Great points @secretogolf. Thanks for posting.