It's all just geometry and biomechanics.. not effort

[SwagGolf6112]

Look at all of Hogan's videos. Ask yourself this and be honest. Does he look like he swings the club freely might I dare say with.. "reckless abandonment" or does he "guides" the club and his body through various positions through space and time like so many people think he does.

 

When Hogan swings the club notice how heavy the club head looks. He truly is using the club's momentum to create magic. His swing dynamic is more similar to long drive champions than pga champions. Hence the overswing in his younger days.

 

 

 

So my question to you good folks today is this.....

 

Was Hogan in fact trying to do all these "secret moves" during his swing or was he simply swinging the club and hitting the living sh*t out of the ball with I say again "reckless abandonment" with the absolute peace of mind that the "marrying of geometry and biomechanics" he discovered will NEVER fail him????

 

 

Have a lovely day folks. God speed your journey to find the swing that makes you smile😉

 

[ShimJoonW]

The Hogan does not swing the club by the arms and hand

 

He swing the club by the pronation and supination

It is very simple swing

[ShimJoonW]

It is my experience about Hogan swing. 

 

The legs move toward ground first, create linear and rotation of the lower body, and then the club head is placed here on rotation.

During this time, the arm and hand are delayed and resultly, pronation and supination occur.

When supination is completed, the right hand pulls the delayed arm, brings the hand to the ball position, and the ball, club head and right hand meet at the same time at ball position