Bradley Hughes, Impact, the truth about your swing.

[nfbandon]

We don't care where they put it in the BS. We want the club on the right arm at delivery with the shaft pointing right through the back.

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The driver and 3 irons at the last in the 92 Open are perfect as far as ABS is concerned.

[media=]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7vkbGC-djU[/media]

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Player is at an extreme here, but he had the guns to get on the ball from here.

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I aspire to do the same.

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[tembolo1284]

nfbandon that certainly seems sensible to me.

[veryscratch]

[quote name='nfbandon' timestamp='1385398519' post='8204398']
We don't care where they put it in the BS. We want the club on the right arm at delivery with the shaft pointing right through the back.

[attachment=1963560:Faldo Delivery.jpg]

The driver and 3 irons at the last in the 92 Open are perfect as far as ABS is concerned.

[media=]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7vkbGC-djU[/media]

[attachment=1963574:Gary Player Laying it off delivery.jpg]

Player is at an extreme here, but he had the guns to get on the ball from here.

[attachment=1963582:Hogan Delivery April.jpg]

I aspire to do the same.

[attachment=1963588:3 wood delivery.jpg]
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Nfbandon,

Not caring is silly. The greats you posted come from a less in left arm, so that means they're going to the right forearm on shaft plane position via steeper shoulder rotation, not flat or level shoulder rotation as yours.

I repeat, that moves the clubhead in a too arched or in to in path. WHY WOULD YOU PREFER THAT over the greats' wider arc or less in to in path or straighter path?

VS

[nfbandon]

Because the golf ball likes it.

[Ezgolfer]

Nfbandon..
What in the ball flight , distance accuracy have you gained in 2 yrs compared with your old swing?
I dont want to hear glory story of JE taming a 6100 yard course which seems harder than any other course in the world per his description. .
You seem like a very low handi to begin with, care to share your improvement. .
Thanks

[tembolo1284]

[quote name='nfbandon' timestamp='1385400787' post='8204586']
Because the golf ball likes it.
[/quote]

How does the golf ball like it? It's more kinky with this method? Please explain.

[nfbandon]

Yeah ABS is sexy...haha. The difference between my worst and best is narrower, and the look and feel of my shots is different...more piercing. I have explained myself, but don't see anything of value coming into the thread so I am going to bow out now.

[ej002]

Narrow arc = higher rate of closure, all else being equal.

Golf ball likes it seems like a cop out. Not sure why a serious question is dodged. Why sling it way out right and bend it hard left? To get some more zip in the club face closure? Then to battle it off with this mod 3 stuff. Legitimate questions. If it is hush hush that it fine.

Btw - Grady can probably get away with all of this bc his height - gets some additional bend, hard to get too flat

[nfbandon]

Last time...watch my clubface...the closure is not fast...we do it the way we do it to put pressures at work and we feel that pressure in our hands. It is like the clubshaft is forced into it's own track. I have dodged no questions...you guys just don't listen...you just try to tear down.

[tembolo1284]

i hope you don't think i'm trying to tear down!

[Tony5]

Has anyone been able to complete lag erickson's course and modules?
I would like to see a model swing besides erickson 's.
Bradley has great message but need to cut down the unnecessary redundant talk in his video's.

I am a golf professional who has studied the swing for 25 plus years. I sought out Bradley Hughes last year and have had wonderful results. Feelings and positions that I found by experimentation which usually felt different/awkward and sometimes just not correct were all explained by Bradley through his drill work. Currently I am finishing drill 4 and going on to the last of his drills that were pre packaged. There are two drill that you can purchase ala cart. I recommend him to anyone. He has helped my improve my game and my teaching. And as a bonus I just won a very big tournament. The first in a few years!

[tembolo1284]

Tony thanks for posting! I'd love to look at your swing!

[Hoganstriker]

Why take a mint position at the top and drop into a stucky blocky out to right field?
They like the feel. Nothing wrong with that.
Maybe the effort required to pull it back online gives one a feel of control.

[Ezgolfer]

[quote name='Tony5' timestamp='1385403634' post='8204834']
Has anyone been able to complete lag erickson's course and modules?
I would like to see a model swing besides erickson 's.
Bradley has great message but need to cut down the unnecessary redundant talk in his video's.

I am a golf professional who has studied the swing for 25 plus years. I sought out Bradley Hughes last year and have had wonderful results. Feelings and positions that I found by experimentation which usually felt different/awkward and sometimes just not correct were all explained by Bradley through his drill work. Currently I am finishing drill 4 and going on
to the last of his drills that were pre packaged. There are two drill that you can purchase ala cart. I recommend him to
anyone. He has helped my improve my game and my teaching. And as a bonus I just won a very big tournament. The first
in a few years!

Good to hear!!
What have you gained in terms of distance , accuracy and ball flight ?
It seems like you guys are not fans of high ball flight...
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[tembolo1284]

Where's andrew's swing video without a shirt on when you need it?

[bhughesgolf]

LOL... You guys dont read too well.. just off on your tangents. I will say it again IT DoES NOT shift the baseline right and the hands are NOT dropping under... that will only appear to happen if someone chooses a Trevino/ Freedy type baxkswing where it goes outside & under...... and then of course alignment would be open to allow for this shift ... as both those guys do
Congrats Tony nice to hear your results and work are paying off

[nfbandon]

Interesting:

[attachment=1963990:Mac p3.jpg]
[attachment=1963996:Mac Square Hips.jpg]

[ej002]

It's more interesting that he doesn't do that anymore - and that the camera angle is very high

Even more interesting tht you put up a cf swing to help make eight irons point

[Ezgolfer]

Damn..
Almost confused Mac for Seve..blurry pics

[ej002]

On my phone that is Mac right?

[Ezgolfer]

Yep...
Even galaxy note is blurry. .

[tembolo1284]

It's mac yes.

[tembolo1284]

nfbandon...why are you putting up a CF model swing?

[nfbandon]

That is from his prime. I see a nice shallow entry and hips at impact that are much more square than what you advocate...his right elbow is also well off his hip...and the camera angle argument is a desperate.

[tembolo1284]

aren't his hips square and his right elbow off his body and all that because he's a CF guy at that time?

[nfbandon]

[color=#282828]nfbandon...why are you putting up a CF model swing? [/color]

[color=#282828]I think a lot of these guys that like to tear at ABS are MORAD guys...so I thought it interesting to look a Mac in his prime. And by the way, I respect Mac.[/color]

[tembolo1284]

problem nfbandon is MORAD now isn't anything like how mac swung back in the 80s.

No idea what the morad guys would say to that swing.

Def was pretty though. He porked it back then!

[Hoganstriker]

Trying to say much from a bad camera angle is like going digging for gold in a minefield with a jackhammer.
That's a high right angle. Everything will look that way. Look at that same swing from low left and see what you get.
Lotta stuff blows up in your face when you look at it from a bad angle.

[tembolo1284]

His arm points over the ball and not at it. Just noticed that. So he's flatter than that plane. Damn.

I still don't see how he can't be anything but healthily right shifted in the baseline.

[tembolo1284]

Don't mean to be a stubborn salami...just not getting it.