My Golf Swing Journey From Struggling Amateur to Pro Golfer
Tom Saguto of SagutoGolf details his journey from a struggling amateur shooting in the 90s to a professional golfer by adopting a 'weight-forward' swing system. He breaks down the technical flaws of the traditional swing and introduces a simplified approach based on centered rotation and circular shoulder turns. This video serves as a comprehensive guide to achieving 'crispy' contact by eliminating unnecessary moving parts.
Maintain 55% of your weight on your lead leg throughout the entire swing to lock down low-point control.
Eliminate the sway/shift; instead, turn your shoulders in a centered circle using tilt, turn, and extension.
Keep your elbows close together at setup to connect the arms to the body for a more consistent path.
A circular swing path that travels 'under the stick' prevents the common steep, over-the-top move.
Focus on moving the lead shoulder under the chin during the backswing to maintain proper spine tilt toward the ball.
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