RGDave
Money List Winner
Got to love that Fred Couples video.
Great swing, one in a thousand.....
Seems a likable guy too.
Great swing, one in a thousand.....
Seems a likable guy too.
Chris i watch this every week before i play and all through the week....As well as watching anything else i can find on him......Its really helping me......
Its only something small but its rubbing off....
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Great video Kid, lots to pick up from it and thanks for posting it. Funny, but the first bit that rang true was at the end when he talks about missing putts right, because of coming up through the swing and I now know why it happens to me off what often feels a good stroke
I might be a little bit dense but I dont quite get your point Duncan, I have had several goes on Trackman where swing speed is one of the stats that the guys have majored on and my new driver shaft came about as a result of reading stats which included swing speed and spin rates. Swing speed of the arms amongst other things, is what generates the club head speed surely?
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Take a look at how much he 'push-fades' his shots... feet/shoulders aligned VERY left and the ball still STARTS to the right. It's vids like this that undo the whole teaching of standing square to the ball and changed my understanding of what we've been taught over the years.
Just goes to show though James......More than one way to get the ball in play.:thup:
Trackman provides data on the club head dynamics through the ball, giving information on club head speed, club head path, angle of attack, face angle at impact and dynamic loft - and then data on the ball leaving the club. My point is that the 'swing speed' you are referencing is the club head speed - not the speed of your arms or hands.
As many have pointed out, swinging your arms/body quicker may not add anything to your club head speed - and for many handicap golfers it will actually end up reducing it. Most have an optimum rather than maximum speed (of arms etc) that enables them to deliver maximum club head speed.