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Here’s a re-cap of the best posts at ProGolferDigest this month:

1. Greg Norman can win the British Open this year!
2. Does Steve Elkington have the best Stack and Tilt swing?
3. go GREG NORMAN!
4. Nick Faldo tips on golf.
5. Sensoglove may help you play better tournament golf.
6. Swing Analysis of 2-time 2008 PGA Champion Anthony Kim.
7. Bob Tway’s chip shot at 1986 PGA Championship may not happen to Greg Norman tomorrow.
8. Ben Hogan’s swing secrets revealed.
9. KJ Choi might win the British Open too.
10. Ernie Els has a great swing even though he might be sucking it this week.
11. My 4-iron swing was lookin’ good, now it’s even better.
12. Davis Love III also has a very good swing.
13. Fred Funk is still one of the straightest drivers on the PGA Tour.
14. Matt Kuchar may have the flattest swing on the tour today.
15. Ben Hogan’s knockdowns are so pretty.
16. Moe Norman’s swing may have a lot in common with Tiger’s swing.
17. Adam Scott copied Tiger’s swing.
18. Ball flight is important in the wind.
19. Annika Sorenstam’s swing may be the best swing out of all male and female golfers.
20. Learn to hit that 30 yard pitch shot crisp.
21. How to practice like a scratch/pro golfer.
22. Ian Poulter has a good swing too.
23. We love Greg Norman, don’t you?

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Wow, what a tournament.  I just finished watching the 3rd round of British Open as Greg Norman finishes up with a 2 shot lead and a 72 today.

What impressed me wasn’t the fact that he is 53 years old, it’s the fact that he’s able to turn back time to his 1986 Turnberry British Open championship.

I know if this was the Masters, Greg Norman wouldn’t have a good chance going into the final round but in this case, with Norman 2 shots ahead, it’s as good as in the bag.

I wouldn’t be surprised if Greg Norman eventually wins by 5-7 shots tomorrow.  He might be old but he’s still more in shape than most 30 year olds.  Plus, he knows how to win a British Open.

Well, I hope I am not wrong tomorrow and let’s see one of our favorite golfers win one of his last majors tomorrow.

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Remember my post on Greg Norman’s first round?  Well, it seems like he’s hit another even par and at the top of the leaderboard, one behind K.J. Choi.

Another great news is that David Duval is doing good.  He’s been slacking the last couple years but it seems like he’s getting his game back on his favorite golf tournament.

I still would like to see Greg Norman set the world record for the oldest man in history of golf to win a major.

Is it possible?

Yes, I think the way Greg Norman’s mindset is, it’s going to work.

Before, Greg used to put too much pressure on himself and pretty much beat himself.  As long as he doesn’t do that and I don’t think he will, he should be able to come up at this year’s British Open.

Go Greg Norman!

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Well, the only reason I made this blog in the first place was to record my swing thoughts so I can go back in the future to see the swing thoughts I had when my ball striking and short game was good.

Today was a really good ball striking day, perhaps the best in a long, long time.

Here’s are my thoughts through the swing:

Address

Make sure to setup up with the left foot about 15 degrees open, I have a bad habit of opening up almost 45 degrees, which hinders my balance.

Takeaway

I really want to feel like I am taking my stomach and all of upper body together away from the ball on-plane.

After that, I simply feel the momemtum of my body (stomach and all of upper body) swinging a little further to the top of the swing while cocking the clubs with my hands.

From the Top of the swing

I don’t really feel the top of my backswing anymore as I feel the body constantly moving in action.  But from the top, I really feel like my whole body simply swings inside-out pivoting on my upper body or the spine.

Well, that’s about it.

This also worked really well with the short pitch and chip shots.

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