Watching golf this weekend it seems to me that a great many of the players are really laying the club off-- way more than you used to see. Not just talking about when they are playing a fade either, or shoddy camera angles. It's definitely a trend.
It was working for DeLaet and Garcia this week, but im not so sure it looks as appealing to me as the swings of Stenson or Rose, both of whom have the shaft pretty well down the line everytime. And I always thought that laying it off causes way too many problems.
Just curious, why are teachers of the "modern" swing advocating laying the club off in the backswing?
It was working for DeLaet and Garcia this week, but im not so sure it looks as appealing to me as the swings of Stenson or Rose, both of whom have the shaft pretty well down the line everytime. And I always thought that laying it off causes way too many problems.
Just curious, why are teachers of the "modern" swing advocating laying the club off in the backswing?
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