In turn, if you want to see changes in your golf swing that manifest after the transition, you need to make conscious changes somewhere before that point, and let the results take care of themselves.
Everything that happens in a golf swing after the transition, occurs so quickly, that it is essentially a foregone conclusion and cannot be manipulated consciously. Over time, I’ve come to appreciate that this is no accident. I always got the best results with my students by focusing on making changes in alignment, setup, the backswing, and in transition. Rather, it slowly dawned me as my experience as a teacher grew. This didn’t begin on purpose or by design. Or, more specifically, I don’t tell anybody to try to do anything consciously after the transition.
When talking about the golf swing, I don’t teach anything about what happens after the transition. For those who have not seen it, this article and video are a great place to start. PS-Sometimes jokes are tasteless, but the world would be a better place if we stepped back and examined the intent and context before attacking the originator.Those of you who have watched my video Drive 4 Dough are familiar with my concept of bump, dump, and turn when discussion the transition. Those that I have offended, those that think I am an idiot and both. I’d say this post has divided readers into three categories. Lag is good, forced lag is the second worst idea in the history of golf. I think everyone knows where I stand on that. Forcing as much lag as possible as the main focal point of the swing. I am all for walking around and getting the lay and feel of the land, but when no player in the history of the PGA Tour has done something, it’s probably not a good idea.Ģ. Let’s take the part of the game that most requires feel and touch and insert as much mechanical thought as possible. “Links style golf course.” There is no better way to build a crappy golf course than to get a computer generated blueprint of a great links course in the British Isles and transpose it on the side of a mountain in a western desert with canyons on both sides of every fairway and around every green…and elevating all of the greens with a pot bunker short so the ball can’t be run up.ģ. Stephen Ames calling out Tiger’s driving accuracy before their match.
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