Former PGA Tour Player, Larry Rinker, goes over some characteristics of upper core, midcore, and low core players to help students understand their swings better.
Thank U so much for illustarting this so very imporatnt TOPIC - which thould have been debated much more among the golf teachers out there. I am sorry to say thet I think you are the only one that has realy undersodd this topic -Thank U so much for ths video
great work Mr. Rinker!! your identification, explanation and definition of this material with David Wright is huge.. lots of people chasing swing methods that don't suit them and never figure out why.
Is upper core player simply a slower more limited athlete than an upper core player or can those styles both hit 250+ yard carry drivers and high spinning long irons depending on talent and strength?
Lower core players will hit the ball lower due to more forward shaft lean at impact. Upper core players like Jack Nicklaus can hit the high towering long irons. All three swing models can create speed and distance. They just do it differently.
JT is mid-core due his verticals and jumping. His hips look more rotated than they actually are at impact due to the way he kicks his right knee out. Upper Core player's hips are the least rotated at impact. Low core are the most.
Thank U so much for illustarting this so very imporatnt TOPIC - which thould have been debated much more among the golf teachers out there. I am sorry to say thet I think you are the only one that has realy undersodd this topic -Thank U so much for ths video
I heard you on the Darius show today! I’m an upper core player for sure.
spot on Larry . Good to hear the word getting out there on doc Wrights Findings
Thanks Peter. We are trying to spread the Good News!
great work Mr. Rinker!! your identification, explanation and definition of this material with David Wright is huge.. lots of people chasing swing methods that don't suit them and never figure out why.
Well stated Nate. So true. Wright Balance is for real and going to change the way we teach golf. All the best.
No matter what I do or try to do, my swing always looks the same on camera. Looks like I am a upper core player
Good stuff.... How were the ball flights of the different core strikers.
It doesn't have to be the same but low core players will hit the ball the lowest and upper core players tend to hit it the highest.
@@LarryRinkerGolf ... Truuuuuuue, jeeez I hit it awful high.
Is upper core player simply a slower more limited athlete than an upper core player or can those styles both hit 250+ yard carry drivers and high spinning long irons depending on talent and strength?
Lower core players will hit the ball lower due to more forward shaft lean at impact. Upper core players like Jack Nicklaus can hit the high towering long irons. All three swing models can create speed and distance. They just do it differently.
isnt JT supposed to be upper core?
his hips are almost 90 degrees at impact?
JT is mid-core due his verticals and jumping. His hips look more rotated than they actually are at impact due to the way he kicks his right knee out. Upper Core player's hips are the least rotated at impact. Low core are the most.