www.shawnclementgolf.com Shawn Clement, Director of the Richmond Hill Golf Learning Centre, and Top 25 CPGA Teaching Professional as rated by Score golf Magazine, shows you how to start your swing properly and smoothly;
In this slow motion and stop frame analysis, we show Arnold Palmers alignment of his front spine angle during his downswing. Palmer was able to maintain proper alignment during his swing by initiating his downswing with his left knee and then rotating--not shifting--his hips. This rotation allowed him to keep his front spine angle close to vertical, which helped keep his clubface square at impact. By contrast, we show that Tiger Woods shifts his hips, which increases his front spine angle and opens his clubface -- pushing his drives to the right.
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Ben Hogan vs. Tiger Woods
www.videogolfclub.com Bob Toski analyzes the golf swing of Tiger Woods. We see the Tiger's swings from various angles and in slow motion. First of all, great players swing well above waist. On the way down the lower body moves beautifully and on the way up the upper part of body works the most. Look how perfectly Tiger Woods synchronizes and correlates. The width of stand supports the amount of force he needs to get the ball as fast and as far as possible. His arms move lightning fast from left to right and his body even does not have to work that much to support his hands. He correlates the upper and lower parts of body beautifly. His head moves slightly to the right and then it stops and starts turning as the club moves to the side of the body. He's paralel to the line where the ball is going to be shot. The position of club is parallel to top - to the line of play. He's got all leveraged. Downswing is also perfect. Hall of Fame golfer Buddy "The King of Clubs" Demling says Tiger is the best player in the world today. US Marine veteran Lukas Dwelly agrees. --- Learn to play golf from the professionals www.videogolfclub.com --- ---
www.videogolfclub.com Bob Toski analyzes the golf swing of Tiger Woods. We see the Tiger's swings from various angles and in slow motion. First of all, great players swing well above waist. On the way down the lower body moves beautifully and on the way up the upper part of body works the most. Look how perfectly Tiger Woods synchronizes and correlates. The width of stand supports the amount of force he needs to get the ball as fast and as far as possible. His arms move lightning fast from left to right and his body even does not have to work that much to support his hands. He correlates the upper and lower parts of body beautifly. His head moves slightly to the right and then it stops and starts turning as the club moves to the side of the body. He's paralel to the line where the ball is going to be shot. The position of club is parallel to top - to the line of play. He's got all leveraged. Downswing is also perfect. Hall of Fame golfer Buddy "The King of Clubs" Demling says Tiger is the best player in the world today. US Marine veteran Lukas Dwelly agrees. --- Learn to play golf from the professionals www.videogolfclub.com --- ---
www.videogolfclub.com Bob Toski analyzes the golf swing of Tiger Woods. We see the Tiger's swings from various angles and in slow motion. First of all, great players swing well above waist. On the way down the lower body moves beautifully and on the way up the upper part of body works the most. Look how perfectly Tiger Woods synchronizes and correlates. The width of stand supports the amount of force he needs to get the ball as fast and as far as possible. His arms move lightning fast from left to right and his body even does not have to work that much to support his hands. He correlates the upper and lower parts of body beautifly. His head moves slightly to the right and then it stops and starts turning as the club moves to the side of the body. He's paralel to the line where the ball is going to be shot. The position of club is parallel to top - to the line of play. He's got all leveraged. Downswing is also perfect. Hall of Fame golfer Buddy "The King of Clubs" Demling says Tiger is the best player in the world today. US Marine veteran Lukas Dwelly agrees. --- Learn to play golf from the professionals www.videogolfclub.com --- ---
www.videogolfclub.com Bob Toski analyzes the golf swing of Tiger Woods. We see the Tiger's swings from various angles and in slow motion. First of all, great players swing well above waist. On the way down the lower body moves beautifully and on the way up the upper part of body works the most. Look how perfectly Tiger Woods synchronizes and correlates. The width of stand supports the amount of force he needs to get the ball as fast and as far as possible. His arms move lightning fast from left to right and his body even does not have to work that much to support his hands. He correlates the upper and lower parts of body beautifly. His head moves slightly to the right and then it stops and starts turning as the club moves to the side of the body. He's paralel to the line where the ball is going to be shot. The position of club is parallel to top - to the line of play. He's got all leveraged. Downswing is also perfect. Hall of Fame golfer Buddy "The King of Clubs" Demling says Tiger is the best player in the world today. US Marine veteran Lukas Dwelly agrees. --- Learn to play golf from the professionals www.videogolfclub.com --- ---
Log on @ www.bpg.ie for free video golf tips This video is an analysis of Tiger Woods swings 1 year apart from 2007 to his recent US open victory, enjoy Listen to Tiger talking about his knee injury http
