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Jack Nicklaus Golf My Way!
0 Comments Published July 9th, 2008 in Course Strategy, Golf Book Review, Golf News, Golf Video, Swing Tips, jack nicklaus.I remember reading the book, Golf My Way, by Jack Nicklaus over and over again when I was learning to play golf. Jack has some really great insights into golf course strategy and fading the ball. That’s probably the major reason he won so many majors, not his swing.
Anyways, Jack did make video of Golf My Way too, here’s an excerpt on Youtube.
Part I
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Part II
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You can get Golf My Way the Book at Amazon here
Videos
Golf My Way - Full Swing Video
Golf My Way - Control Shots Video
I remember my dad used to have Golf My Way videos. I still have them and do recommend you watch them too if you haven’t yet.
Jack Nicklaus is still the best strategy golfer of all time.
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Ben Hogan explains his Change to a Fade
0 Comments Published June 25th, 2008 in Ben Hogan, Golf News, Golf Video.Click Here to View in Full Screen Mode
In case you don’t know about Ben Hogan’s golfing career, Ben didn’t start winning a lot of tournaments until he started to “fade” the ball from left to right.
Why?
Ben Hogan was one of the worst “hookers” of the golf ball. In this video, Ben explains his change to a “fade”.
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Ben Hogan Iron Knockdown Swing Analysis!
0 Comments Published June 25th, 2008 in A+Featured Swing Analysis, Ben Hogan, Golf News, Golf Video, Knock down shot, Swing Tips, swing analysis.
I have been studying Ben Hogan’s swing for about 20 years now and I’d have to say he’s the best ball stiker in the world.
Here’s some analysis into his iron knockdown swing, which he was very good at and Tiger Woods has copied his moves.

Ben’s takeaway is simply rotation of his triangle formed by his shoulders, arms, and hands to the right. (sorta like shaking hands with person on the right)
There’s no “visible” weight transfer whatsoever here. His belly or the stomach, also turns along with his triangle.
This is probably the most important takeaway you can learn from Ben.
To put it simply:
Rotate your triangle and belly together to the right from a fixed single axis.

At top of Ben Hogan’s swing, you can tell that he’s almost doing a “reverse-pivot” by traditional teachers’ standards. In my opinion, he’s proving to you that there’s no need for a visual weight transfer to the right side. Hey, this picture proves that point.
This might be why there’s so much buzz with the tilt and stack swing when in reality, they are all derivatives of Ben Hogan’s swing.

On the downswing, you can notice Ben’s head has “dipped” 2-3 inches compared to position at address and top of his swing. This proves that the “dip” is actually a necessary natural action to a golfer’s swing provided the golfer doesn’t dip too much. Look at every top player in the world, they “dip” their head a little because it’s human nature.
Do note the fact that Ben’s lower body has aggressivly cleared to his left side while his spine tilt is actually a little straighter, meaning his upper body “moves” toward the target.
This move is inevitable to Ben’s swing in order to hit the ball square, you need to feel like you are on “top” of the ball on the way down in order to extend your arms correctly through impact.

After impact, notice how straight both of Ben’s arms are and the club dissecting between the two arms. This is something Ben is really good at.

At finish, notice how straight Ben’s lower body is and his upper body is pretty straight too. What impresses is how much his whole body is stretched on his finish while he remains in perfect balance with no sign of extra force exertion.
Bloody Ben Hogan, he’s the greatest golfer with the greatest swing ever. Even Tiger has great swing but won’t come close anywhere near Ben Hogan in my opinion.
Now, this is way back in the 50-60s when they had no cameras or any type of visual feedback for the pro golfers. How amazing is his swing when you think of that?
Very amazing indeed that Tiger’s still trying to copy Ben’s moves.
Even after 50 years, every tour pro including Tiger is trying to copy Ben Hogan’s moves, not Jack Nicklauses, not Arnold Palmer, but Ben and only Ben Hogan. That my friend, IS amazing.
Here’s Ben Hogan’s Iron Knockdown Swing in action:
(Mind you, Ben Hogan was the first master of these knockdown shots, not Tiger. Tiger only copied his moves.)
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Video of Tiger Woods as a Junior Golfer
0 Comments Published June 24th, 2008 in Golf News, Golf Video, Tiger Woods.Click Here to View in Full Screen Mode
Here’s a very interesting video of Tiger’s junior golfing life between 1 and 20. Lol, you can take some tips on how to get your daughter/son to become a great golfing legend.
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Here’s my 4-iron, it’s lookin’ real good. I am planning to play some mini-tour events maybe in couple months so stay tuuuned folks as I try to make it to the PGA tour! ![]()
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