Here's a quick question for better players. How much additional knee flex should you employ during the backswing? I was playing yesterday with 2 of the best players at my club. One is short (5'7) and stood erect with little knee flex (think Woosie). The other was about 6'2 and had quite considerable knee flex (think Ernie or Tiger)
As they swung back both actually increased their knee flex as they got to the top. This kept the spine angle and lowered the head. Both hit the ball a mile
All I can find on this is an illustration from Golf Digest
http://content-golf.live.advance.net...enlawslead.jpg
I know this is one of Tigers signature moves and gives him that look of a squat as he starts down before his legs straighten and he kind of drives up?
I've always tried to keep a level knee flex throughout the swing but after yesterday am wondering if this is a real power move to experiment with? TOne of the guys told me afterwards he was taught this move by a senior PGA pro to increase his leverage with the ground and therefore incerase his coil and rotational speed
As they swung back both actually increased their knee flex as they got to the top. This kept the spine angle and lowered the head. Both hit the ball a mile
All I can find on this is an illustration from Golf Digest
http://content-golf.live.advance.net...enlawslead.jpg
I know this is one of Tigers signature moves and gives him that look of a squat as he starts down before his legs straighten and he kind of drives up?
I've always tried to keep a level knee flex throughout the swing but after yesterday am wondering if this is a real power move to experiment with? TOne of the guys told me afterwards he was taught this move by a senior PGA pro to increase his leverage with the ground and therefore incerase his coil and rotational speed
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