Archive for July, 2008
Chez Reavie Driver Swing Analysis!
0 Comments Published July 27th, 2008 in Chez Reavie, Swing Tips, Swing Vision, swing analysis.
Here’s a driver swing analysis of today’s Canadian Open winner, Chez Reavie.
At address, Chez really stands tall, almost falling backwards but this is preferable way to swing than “crouching” over the ball.

At takeaway, Chez gets a little too inside but not too bad.

Chez gets really flat at this point due to his upright address but this is fine.

At the top, Chez gets back on-plane as seen here.

Half-way down, you can tell, Chez is in great position to hit the ball with the club inside the plane.

Impact looks perfect.

After impact, Chez gets back on perfect plane, sign of great drives.

The finish.
Here’s Chez Reavie’s swing in slow motion:
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Congrats to today’s Candian Open win and your first Chez! ![]()
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Today, I hit the ball great again. I didn’t start hitting the ball great until I could control the length of my backswing. You see, overswinging causes me to slide my whole body to the right and by controlling my backswing, I was able to control my swing better, thus hit straighter shots online to the target.
So today’s key:
Swing within myself, do not overswing!
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Remember my post on swing thoughts the other day?
Well, today I had another great swing day and have one more modification:
Think more about the process of keeping your upper spine very vertical on the downswing and also think more about the downswing process and let the backswing dictate itself.
What I mean is that you want to be really thinking about the end result, which is good follow-through. Once you get a good follow-through going, your backswing will naturally follow that path. It’s never the other way around, similar to hitting bunker shots.
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Re-cap of British Open and Predictions
0 Comments Published July 20th, 2008 in Golf News, greg norman, padraig harrington.
(Greg Norman says Good-bye to spectators while he uses the Time Machine for the 1st three rounds)
The amazing part about this week is that I actually did predict for “Padraig Harrington” 2 days before the tournament even started:
With British Open coming up, players like Padraig Harrington will be at advantage as they get to play the course more often than American players.
Congrats to Padraig and here’s a re-cap of British Open while I went Norman-crazy:
After Round 1 - Will Greg Norman Win It? - It’s a funny question but he did win it for the next 2 days after that.
After Round 2 - Go Greg Norman! - Wow, Greg IS playing good.
After Round 3 - Greg Norman Leads by 2! - Yeah, it’s not that easy to end up here.
After Round 4 - Greg Norman doesn’t win, but he’s got more to show! - Yeah, it seems like Greg Norman hopped on a time machine, he’s probably got 3-5 more majors left.
Well, those are my predicitions for Greg Norman, let’s see what happens.
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Greg Norman “doesn’t” win the British Open, but watch out…
0 Comments Published July 20th, 2008 in A+Featured Golf News, Golf News, greg norman.Greg Norman doesn’t win the British Open today but it was a exciting 1st 3 rounds watching one of my golfing heroes battle it out at 53 years old.
What’s amazing is that Greg has just broke through his 15-year old dryspell of bad rounds. Heck, he is now officially playing the next year’s Masters.
If Greg Norman practiced before this week’s Open, he might have won by 5 or 10 shots. Even with Tiger Woods around, he probably would have won for sure.
Now, it’s up to Greg Norman to believe in himself again and win couple more majors before he really “retires” from major golf.
The same couldn’t be said about Rocco Mediate because it’s different.
Heck, Greg Norman is capable of breaking any of that old-age records. He just proved it to us.
Maybe his last round 77 wasn’t one of his best but I will be waiting for some more top finishes from the former #1 golfer of the world.
Congrats to the winner but I think Greg Norman probably “won” in his terms, outlasted every one of the best golfers of the world.
I look forward to couple more 54-hole leads on Sunday from Greg.
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