Are you overwhelmed by the countless ways to swing a golf club? In this video, we cut through the noise and reveal the two fundamental elements that every successful golf swing shares: spine angle and back brace.
Discover how mastering these key components can transform your game and help you achieve consistency and power on the course. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned pro, these insights will elevate your swing and lower your scores.
Join us as we break down the mechanics, share expert tips, and show you how to implement these secrets for a flawless golf swing! Don’t miss out—watch now and take your game to the next level!
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00:00 Introduction
01:25 What makes a great golf swing
02:10 Jim Furyk and Matt Kuchar differences/similarities
08:20 The “Golden are” of ANY golf swing
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Don't forget to join us LIVE this Sunday at 8:00PM pst for our red light live series. Submit your swing to me if you want help on your swing! See you then!
Thanks again for another good video, appreciate the time you put into these
What about from face on? Is there a green area that must stay the same and a red area where you can do whatever you want?