Whenever we go to a golf tournament and see a really good player hit the ball, we receive two vivid impressions. The first is how far the ball goes with seemingly so little effort. The second is of a certain measured cadence in the upward and downward movement of the club. Both are accurate impressions. … Read more
For a professional golfer the bold attack is can work very well, tempered with reasonable good sense. He has the game that can beat the course, and he will beat it only if he attacks it. A perfect example of a top pro attacking a course was Arnold Palmer on the first hole of the … Read more
With the early backward break you do not get a bouncing effect at the top. From the time the hands are hip high only the arms, actuated by the shoulders, are moving the club. The club itself is not moving fast as it reaches the limit of the back swing, and there is a noticeable … Read more