Here is the second batch of what I am calling “interesting” swings: Bobby Jones Anthony Kim George Knudson Tony Lema Mickey Wright Dick Mast Len Mattiace Rory McIlroy Byron Nelson Jack Nicklaus Seung Yul Noh Mac O’Grady Louis Oosthuezin Cory Pavin Carl Petersson Join the forum discussion on this post
A Few of My Favorite Swings: Part 2
Playing For Money: Dick Mast – Shot Shaping
Dick Mast is now 41st on the Champions Tour money list with over $285,000, and you can see why he has had his best year ever as you watch these swings. He likes to move the ball both ways (and has a straight shot as well), so I filmed him doing one of each, and you can really see how the swing produces the shot he is picturing in his mind. The changes are subtle but definitely noticeable with the camera, and you can see the change in swing shape produce different impact alignments for each desired ball flight. When I first met Dick he wasn’t happy with the way he was striking the ball, noting that he [...]
Playing for Money: Swing Analysis: Hallberg and Mast Both Top 11 in Canada Champions Tour Event
After working with both Dick and Gary last week, Dick face to face at Woodmont and Gary online, both had nice finishes in the Champions Tour event in Canada, Gary finishing 8th and winning over $50,000 and Dick finishing 11th and winning $38,000. Here I go over some of the things we have been working on in general and look at their most recent swings. Join the forum discussion on this post
Testimonial: Dick Mast – Champions Tour Player
Dear Wayne Thank you so much for the help with my golf swing this year. As you know I have been to most of the top 50 teachers in the U.S over a 30 year span. I have learned a lot from many of these reputable golf instructors. But I must say that you were able to not only pinpoint the main problem areas, but were able to explain and demonstrate exactly what I needed to do to correct them. I can confidently say that I am striking the ball with control better than ever. Since we have worked together I have qualified in three Champions events, the British Senior Open, and 12th at The Champions Tour School. Honestly if [...]
Playing For Money: Dick Mast
In our one-on-one sessions we spent most of our time on the subject Dick was most interested in, lower body movement and use of ground forces (pivot compression) in the transition and forward swing. It was the first time he had been encouraged to incorporate aggressive lateral movement into his swing, and he found it liberating (and powerful).
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