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NAPLES, Florida - Without a doubt, one of the most ridiculous and entertaining spectacles in golf is when the "swing hard" guy misses the ball altogether. I can't remember ever seeing it happen in TV golf but out here on the course or at the driving range it happens often enough that most of us have had the pleasure of witnessing it. Before I created the OVER THE TOP GOLF swing method, I, myself did it. Twice, in fact, the dreaded whiff, and it really is embarrassing. When golf pros get hold of someone like this, their first order of business is to teach him to swing easy in order to give him some semblance of balance.
I agree that balance is a necessity. But the method golf instructors employ to obtain it also destroys the best part of that guy's swing, the innate ability to whack the shit out of the ball. So what's the answer?
The picture above shows pure balance during the final segment of a golf swing - the follow through. The beauty is that the guy didn't need that impossible-to-attain slow, in-synch swing the pros have to get to a balanced finish position. As I like to say, "the OVER THE TOP GOLF swing is as easy as walking." A succinct description of my golf swing method is "five set-up changes that will optimize your current golf swing into one of power and accuracy." Whether you swing easy or try to kill the ball, this technique might be the key that unlocks the door to balance - which is something you need.
8 comments:
Really funny picture of the carved guy. Sensible article.
That dude is a classic!!
I just finished viewing your ebook and would like to say that it is innovative and a great way to convey a golf lesson. Kudos! I can't wait to try it at the driving range today.
Why don't you actually explain your revolutionary swing to us?
Can you describe the swing?
I can understand the funny thought of viewers when U hit the ball with all your power and u miss, but Ive been in this situation many times.
Hey Frankie C, Just purchased the Over the Top Golf eBook after reading this article. I wanted to return to say that your golf swing method is magic! How this approach was never taught before is astonishing. And you were so right about automatically squaring the club face as well as many of the other things you said during the narrative. The pictures, by the way, fit perfectly. They portray a golf swing better than videos do. The small box that shows the entire swing sequence from each perspective is also very unique to golf instruction. Thanks for a great ebook and my new outlook!
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