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The Ben Hogan swing remains the MODEL to this day!
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| When the right elbow stays so close to his side it allows and encourages him to rotate through the shot very rapidly. | |||||||||||||||||
| Think about this:
Hogan wrote in the introduction to "Power Golf " in 1948: (paraphrase) When you pick a club with the objective of striking a golf ball every natural instinct you have to accomplish that task is wrong, absolutely wrong. If you swing the club exactly opposite of every instinct you then have an excellent chance to making an excellent swing. Hogan wrote in "Five Lessons, the Modern fundamentals" in 1957: The reason that the Golf Professional hits the ball so much further than the amateur player is, the professional player takes his five iron and turns it into a four iron. The amateur player takes a five iron and turn it into a seven. This is an apt description of the most significant difference between the effective and ineffective player. |
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| Contact Information: Gregg Mc Hatton, PGA | |||||||||||||||||
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