A Swing You Can Trust
A Breakthrough Approach for Confident, Low-Scoring Play
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SWING MOTION
"How did you hit the ball today?"
That's one of the most common questions you'll hear golfers ask one
another after a day of play. But it's also one of the most misguided
for anybody who wants to execute a great swing.
In baseball or tennis, where the ball is moving -- often very fast --
your object is to "hit the ball." In both of these sports there's a
lot of emphasis on proper hand-eye coordination.
But in golf, where the ball is stationary, trying to "hit the ball"
is the underlying cause of many a faulty golf swing. In golf, your
object should be to move your club and body through space in a
consistent, repeatable way. If you can learn to do that while holding
a club, you'll be able to move a golf ball around the course with
power and precision.
But it all starts with swing motion -- with how your body moves
through space, even when you are not holding a club. It's much more
like dancing than like baseball or tennis, which explains ... read full excerpt from: A Swing You Can Trust: A Breakthrough Approach for Confident, Low-Scoring Play ebook
