Just make sure you type S&T and not S&M. It is actually an interesting concept that James (justoneuk) took the time to explain to me. I can definitely see some potential to it and I might invest a bit of time in the winter following up on it further
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Losttheplot
Tour Rookie
I've had a look briefly. Are they trying to say to turn the hips rather than slide them?? I get the impression that the old style is to 'push' the hips from the right hand side to the left on impact and the new style is to turn the hips and pivoting if that makes sense?
USER1999
Grand Slam Winner
Um, there's way more to S&T.
Swinger
Journeyman Pro
Remain calm and enjoy yourself out there.
Losttheplot
Tour Rookie
I'll spend time having a closer look then murph. I guess I didn't get it right with the first guess
Nikki
Head Pro
Ro just stuff cricket and play golf...
I should have started playing golf a long time ago. Might have been decent by now.
I should have started playing golf a long time ago. Might have been decent by now.
pokerjoke
Money List Winner
Enjoy every round as it could be the last,even your worst day on the golf course is better than any day at work.
THJahar
Head Pro
To those thinking of the stack and tilt...i wouldn't.
The reason that I use stack and tilt was to cure a specific problem.
If your game is fine, but just needs tweaking, completely changing your swing is not the answer.
When I switched it was if I was starting out golf again and I had to write of the previous year and a half of learning the traditional swing.
If you are new to golf then yes by all means, but if you have more than 3 years under your belt I would seriously give it some thought as it will take at least a year to get any form out of it.
(Admittedly now that I'm a proponent, I look at the traditional swing as overly complicated and unnecessary)
The reason that I use stack and tilt was to cure a specific problem.
If your game is fine, but just needs tweaking, completely changing your swing is not the answer.
When I switched it was if I was starting out golf again and I had to write of the previous year and a half of learning the traditional swing.
If you are new to golf then yes by all means, but if you have more than 3 years under your belt I would seriously give it some thought as it will take at least a year to get any form out of it.
(Admittedly now that I'm a proponent, I look at the traditional swing as overly complicated and unnecessary)
