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Authored by: Brady
Posted on: 10 March 2024
Comments: 7
The T finish in a golf swing is crucial for achieving a balanced and correct posture at the end of the swing. It involves standing straight with eyes horizontal to the ground, ensuring a proper and consistent movement throughout the swing. A good T finish not only enhances balance but also leads to successful and accurate shots, emphasizing the significance of completing the swing effectively.
Authored by: Don Trahan
Posted on: 2 February 2017
Comments: 1
Tom Watson is a very successful professional golfer that has been able to perform at the top of the game well into his 60's. Why? Tom Watson is a vertical swinger! I have been supplied a subscription... Read More
Authored by: Don Trahan
Posted on: 12 January 2017
Comments: 5
Multifocal lenses are not good for gold. You have heard my message about these before. But today we have verified proof from a Surgite that writes in with his own story. Earlier in June of 2016 we... Read More
Authored by: Don Trahan
Posted on: 11 January 2017
Comments: 11
Like you, I want to play my best game. I practice a lot during the week to keep my game sharp, get exercise, and just to get out of the house. I am just as much as human as the next person, so I am... Read More
Authored by: Don Trahan
Posted on: 23 December 2016
Comments: 19
There is a minimal amount of layoff in the PPGS backswing. But one golden rule, never must we swing into the sacred burial ground! We had a comment on the blog about the lay off of the club in the... Read More
Authored by: Don Trahan
Posted on: 18 December 2016
Comments: 6
Have you ever been out on the course and you start to form a blister or a callus starts to give you problems? A trick I use is to have a roll of flexible medical tape in my bag (often called Coban by... Read More
Authored by: Don Trahan
Posted on: 24 November 2016
Comments: 11
Your stance is very important. Rotational swingers want you to bend your knees, snap your knees, etc. If you think snapping knees is good, look what it did to Tiger Woods. Quiet knees are the key to... Read More
Authored by: Don Trahan
Posted on: 22 November 2016
Comments: 1
Shoulder Movement in the Backswing, this topic comes courtesy a Surgite in our ongoing segment of In Your Own Words. If you are new to Swing Surgeon, "In Your Own Words" is where we highlight... Read More
Authored by: Don Trahan
Posted on: 19 November 2016
Bad habits with grip can complicate your swing. Re-gripping (Milking) the club is a problem I see in leasons. When you change you grip, you change your setup. Setup determines the motion. Milking the... Read More
Authored by: Don Trahan
Posted on: 31 October 2016
Comments: 6
A topic that revolves around the Big A - alignment. Learn to diagnose your swing on the tee and all over the course. After you make a bad shot - or at least what you think is a bad shot - check your... Read More
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