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When did Jimmy Ballard come to South Jersey (I'm showing my age!)

Glad to see you back on YT. You have some good analysis (analyses?).

As a PGA member myself, I see people blah, blah blah teaching golfers things they can't do not what they can do. Corey might not be physically able to keep the arm straight. I've broken my wrist in 3 places, thumb double jointed and my arms are short is impossible for me to keep my arm straight.

Jack was later. So was Tom. But both of them lifted the left heel. Why, I wonder, do today's media and instructors pay so little attention to these two greats?

Only Hogan fanboys critique the flying right elbow. Just because Mr Hogan said something at some stage in the past, does not mean he was correct, as you noted - Mr Nicklaus and Mr Couples would disagree.

i swing my clubs like that but it's not pretty move so pga discourage that move

His narrow stance enabled him to rotate his hips easier.

from 1:23 to 2:13 watch a face develop behind his left should and back and it goes from a smile to a grin and then a frown

Phil’s swing is probably the closest thing to Bobby today. Yea ?

Percy Boomer spoke of swinging in a barrel. I now suggest that the so call barrel is the rolling rib cage of our bent chest. So let the good times roll. Let your arms and hands extend as you swing your club back and forth in a rolling barrel. Stay inside your golf posture and never chase after the ball. Your rolling barrel will turn your body approximately as well; as it creates the centrifugal force for your club head to smash directly through your ball. Bringing you up to your glorious finish. Bobby Jones as we see did not stay inside the barrel; however he did turn his barrel rib cage in one direction then the other direction. But more importantly he said he started his upswing with the twitch of his right hip and his down swing with a pull of his lead hip. At 77 the twitch&pull is my only swing thought and I’m killing it better today than in my younger days. Cheers. 🥂 So try the Twitch and Pull Golf Swing. And Amaze yourself. Let me know what you think. DON’t WORRY:😩SWING HAPPY 😀

Golf is Natural..😇.when ypu know the secret 😁

This guy has an extra knee between his hip and regular knee

If a young kid today had that exact swing, he'd have everybody telling him he's doing everything wrong. lol

Awesome

That's the hard thing about golf. The setup, up swing, and down swing is not the same for everybody. And everybody teaches the game different.

Watch "The Greatest Game Ever Played" which featured Francis Ouimet winning the US Open. Great flick.

Look at that lean! And yes I gotta get me some of those pants.

That was GREAT! Thanks!

Quite a modern swing apart from left knee action on backswing. K position at address, one piece takeaway which was very unusual back then, lower body starting downswing and head kept very still. A controlled roll release too. The only thing you would teach him now would be to limit his knee action in the swing. His plane just before impact isn't ideal so I would change him a bit on that, his grip might have something to do with that though so maybe do something about that. Unbelievable really that he had such an advanced technique in 1913!!!! Your description of his swing is excellent, you know your stuff sir!

When you watch Bobby Jones you can see that no matter who you watch today they are all doing the same things, even the long drive guys. It’s tempo and using the body to get the distance. He always said that the key is to keep relaxed and start the swing with the left side. I have been doing his swing for years and it’s effortless. But like him I have to make sure that I hinge my wrists because when you do a lazy relaxed swing you can forget that. And as he says, that’s your stinger and that’s how you get your distance. Bobby is the best golfer of all time. I don’t think anyone else can compare. Especially when you think about when you played. They didn’t have the technology we have and they didn’t have a player mark their ball. They had to play a jump shot over the opponents ball. Not too mention he had to make his own clubs. He was still hitting the ball 300yrds. I would like to see the guys today play with that equipment and on those courses with the old rules. I would be surprised if they could break par .

The more things change, the more they stay the same.

If the Disney movie was close to the truth about how Francis got in the tournament I can see why. Powerful swing.

My grandparents (who didn't even play golf) always told me how shocked they were by this swing. Made it all the way to suburban Melbourne.

This is a beautiful and fundamentally sound golf swing. So much easier on us older guys!

Hands in front of the ball at address. Basic stuff people still don’t do!

Straight left arm.

I don’t think I was that limber when I was 18 🤣🤣🤣

As a right handed leftie swinger ( the most natural way ) I love a strong grip.

About as full and extended a swing as you'll ever see. He really gets tremendously far back to our left with those hands. Creates great torque.

I’m glad Ouimet this guy. Thanks!

John Daly has nothing on this guy

Amazing how much he intuitively got right. Just a powerful looking swing. Think what he would do with today's equipment

Amazing how his swing encompasses everything we know now to be efficient. A good swing is timeless. If you put Francis Quimet on a force plate today, he’d demonstrate what we consider an extremely efficient swing.

He played with a wood shafted club. They are a bit whippy and tend to promote a fade/slice. The strong grip compensates for that.

1. Francis Ouimet is one of my all-time heroes. 2. wearing suits and ties to play golf might be a bit much (no idea how one does that), but way better than a lot of the crappy stuff I see golfers at my local courses wearing these days.

Fantastic video! Loved the slow motion analysis...seeing the left heel pull up and go back down with big hitters is not unusual. Seems okay to do that, so long as the toe stays put.

Great swing that!

Jones is THE GOAT, never won a dime aswell. Something to be said about how playing for the love of the game is lost in Profe$ional $ports these days.

Thanks. Would be nice to also see the swing at normal speed without interruption

2:12 that's sick lag ! wow! Talk about an "L" he's got a"V"

Thing of beauty

Had the phenomenon of Bobby Jones not existed, Francis Ouimet would have been historys greatest amateur. Just a gorgeous efficient move. Particularly, the tip of his toe touching the ground, exactly like Jones. Ouimet was clearly a natural with great insight into the game. Looking at this glorious motion, it is suddenly less surprising that he shocked the world at Brookline in 1913.

That swing looks like it could win today, let alone over 100 years ago

He reminds me of Luis Tiant pitching

His head never moved! If want repatable contact, it has to stay there. Biggest mistake in golf is the head moving all over.

This guy is flexible and is a serious athlete. Shades of JT with that head back side bend. Other than that, really nothing that wild? Lots of things you’d teach today.

Looks so modern at impact

He looks like a pro golfer at address and I think he had a better swing than Bobby Jones. Similar style of course. He had a better, more solid takeaway. Left arm and shaft in line at address so no unnecessary wrist action to start the swing or leaving the clubhead behind. I think if he had kept his left heel down a bit more at the top and kept his right foot square to the target instead of being turned out, he could have been an all time great. Of course the first world war got in his way. Lovely swing! I think he may have taken the club away with his left arm. I actually think Sam Snead did too.

Crazy good golf swing. ❤

love Charley's game, thanks for the breakdown