How long does it take to maximize a swing?

Wesquire · August 4, 2019

Let's say you put in a bunch of work and on your best swings you have a tour level swing. How long would it take for you to make the most of that swing? Like, how long before your best swings the norm, and you unconsciously perform the desired movements?

MonteScheinblum · August 4, 2019

When someone actually accomplishes that, we will know.

Wesquire · August 4, 2019

> @MonteScheinblum said:

> When someone actually accomplishes that, we will know.

Meaning that you will always need a conscious key that holds the swing together? Or that a swing will never be maximized?

MonteScheinblum · August 4, 2019

Yes. There are too many myths about tour players that hold back the average golfer. Almost none of them are true.

Wesquire · August 4, 2019

> @MonteScheinblum said:

> Yes. There are too many myths about tour players that hold back the average golfer. Almost none of them are true.

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Okay. So let's say that with the right intents, you have 5 handicap student that performs a swing that makes you think, "that swing could be a + handicap". How far from actually becoming a + handicap would you think they are? I know that this question disregards a preposterous number of unaccounted variables.

MonteScheinblum · August 4, 2019

Generally speaking a 5 to a plus is one inefficient thing that needs a new intent and a lot more golf.

TheSouthernGentleman · August 4, 2019

> @MonteScheinblum said:

> Generally speaking a 5 to a plus is one inefficient thing that needs a new intent and a lot more golf.

Interesting, all your comments are one liners. Impressive!

Wesquire · August 4, 2019

> @MonteScheinblum said:

> Generally speaking a 5 to a plus is one inefficient thing that needs a new intent and a lot more golf.

Thanks. I would assume that the jump from + to mini-tour would also be a similar jump. Quiet down the most egregious movement and mainly improve your ability to manufacture a score. Repeat again for the premier tours.