A beautiful Stack and Tilt swing.....
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Tommo21
Tour Winner
Is this stack n tilt. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWMUj4rpXKc&feature=related
JT77
Tour Winner
looked like a push to me also, maybe it came back?
looks efficient, and compact, not much could go wrong, but not a thing of beauty in my eyes, donald, mcilroy, couples, are all good to watch for me.
looks efficient, and compact, not much could go wrong, but not a thing of beauty in my eyes, donald, mcilroy, couples, are all good to watch for me.
JustOne
Ryder Cup Winner
No, it's not that far away but it isn't, it's also flatter than S&T in the takeaway
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zI9OjoHZSfA I'd say it was 80%
RGDave
Money List Winner
Wow, I've been working on this for months. (Steeper shoulder turn and posture generally)
It started with Bob talking to me for a few holes about my terrible lateral movement, and ended up with some drills from my pro.
Although I've been off the course for 4 weeks, I had been playing very consistent golf and on video I was moving far less.....
JustOne
Ryder Cup Winner
Bobmac's a closet S&T'er.... don't tell him I said that though, or it'll spoil the illusion that we like to argue
USER1999
Grand Slam Winner
The original video just makes me think about a classic ford gt40, in gulf racing colours. Pastel orange shirt, pastel blue trousers. Nice combo.
What was he doing again?
What was he doing again?
Tommo21
Tour Winner
If thats the case then the OP is not S n T. Both swing are real flat, just stop their swings on the way back when the club is horizontal to the ground.
JustOne
Ryder Cup Winner
The guy at the top you can see that the club comes up on plane, pretty much stays in front of the legs, certainly the right knee, not the case with Kooch...
...on the right is Brad Faxon who features on the S&T Ver2.0 DVD.
SocketRocket
Ryder Cup Winner
His swing is the same as Mat Kutcher's, it's a one plane or Rotary swing.
A one plane swing has the spine bent over further, the club is taken back with the left arm tight to the chest and the right arm pulling backbehind the right shirt seam. The left arm is almost parellell with the shoulder plane at the top. The body stays centered throughout the swing with a slightly wider stance to assist with stability, in the downswing the hips are very active and the arms stay loose and passive as they whip around the torso while maintaining the close connection of the forearms to the chest.
It is a swing with few moving parts but relies on good rotation.
The attached videos by Jeff Ritter shows a typical one plane swing. Jeff has some very goog videos on YouTube explaining the one plane swing along with many other aspects of golf. I like his style:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1NfP2R4mvg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZsEvZI-1mng&feature=relmfu
A one plane swing has the spine bent over further, the club is taken back with the left arm tight to the chest and the right arm pulling backbehind the right shirt seam. The left arm is almost parellell with the shoulder plane at the top. The body stays centered throughout the swing with a slightly wider stance to assist with stability, in the downswing the hips are very active and the arms stay loose and passive as they whip around the torso while maintaining the close connection of the forearms to the chest.
It is a swing with few moving parts but relies on good rotation.
The attached videos by Jeff Ritter shows a typical one plane swing. Jeff has some very goog videos on YouTube explaining the one plane swing along with many other aspects of golf. I like his style:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1NfP2R4mvg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZsEvZI-1mng&feature=relmfu
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JustOne
Ryder Cup Winner
Socket,...
would it help if you saw it from the front?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EBmkNM8oxB0
(to be honest though I'm just guessing that's the same guy) LOL
would it help if you saw it from the front?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EBmkNM8oxB0
(to be honest though I'm just guessing that's the same guy) LOL
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Piece
Tour Winner
I'm more of a classical swing man. This looks abbreviated and robotic. I'm sure the results and consistency are great, it just isn't flowing enough for me - too mechanical!
SocketRocket
Ryder Cup Winner
Your vid is a S&T swing but I am not sure if its the same as the OP's Vid. S&T and the One Plane swing have a number of similarities though and it's true that a view from the front will show the differencies
