There is a move in the golf swing that instructors talk about a lot in some legendary players, the “squat” into the transition from the top of the back swing to the down swing weight shift.
Sam Snead is often pointed to as an example of how that squat made his swing so powerful.
Originally Posted on the Smash Golf Blog
Sam Snead was completely self-taught and possessed perhaps the best swing in terms of mechanical correctness and technical components in the history of the PGA Tour.
It seems that there are two people on the same wavelength today regarding Tiger Woods’ first teacher, John Anselmo. Steve T left a comment on the last post regarding him, and I had an email waiting for me from Steve in MN about the same subject. Continue reading
Originally Posted on the Smash Golf Blog
If you look at the longest hitters in the game, as well as the best long-drive swingers in the world, you’ll see that virtually all use what I call the “classic swing” model over the “modern swing.”
