PGATOUR.COM’s Sean Martin welcomes swing coach Chris Como to discuss the importance of understanding human motion and biomechanics in improving performance. Como also shares insights into working with top players like Xander Schauffele, Jason Day and Pierceson Coody. He emphasizes the significance of a strong work ethic, a positive attitude, and the ability to let go of bad shots in the success of top players. Como believes that while technology has advanced our understanding of the golf swing, there are still mysteries to uncover.
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4 Comments
Wonderful video ❤
This guy is so nice, I’ve spoken with him many times trying to get him signed up for my boat club haha. Super cool guy love seeing him on the YouTube
Hard work and or character doesn't warrant results – whether you can perform with whatever swing – game decides it all. People get caught in the old dated paradigm if* you work hard, doesn't matter at the elite level. Everyone puts in time. It comes down to whether or not you perform.
CHRIS— you're one of the biggest farces in regards to the golf swing. You're just another set of eyes. You get high af and you're a calming ZEN influence. You're not a swing coach.