Old School Leg Action vs Modern Leg Action - Golf Swing Tips - DWG

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Old School Leg Action vs Modern Leg Action - Golf Swing Tips - DWG
Filling in the information between the old vs modern pivot and the old vs modern release, the leg action marries both parts of the swing together perfectly. If you want to know what your leg action should be doing for either of these swings then this is the video for you.
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20 авг 2019

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@plentyofouts 4 года назад

It's funny this is now called the modern leg action. Snead, Palmer and many other greats were very squatting and rotational and not slidy. This is actually correct old school action. Now called 'modern'

@seabas22 3 года назад

I'll take Mike Dunaway's leg action.

@moore66 3 года назад

If any weekend player is forcing a particular leg action in their swing then they are doomed. Once you overcomplicate the swing your game will never improve as you don't have the time to make the changes. Keep it as simple as possible, there are no magic tips

@chrismulder7093 2 года назад

You wrong... the last action is old school. Not modern.

@jeffdenig705 Год назад

Sacrilege. Sacrilege I say, lol. If you grew up in Columbus, OH learning the game of golf in the late 70s there was only One Way to swing. Interlock the grip, drive the knees and swing down the target line as long as possible. I've got to be honest - after having become pretty proficient at the Golf My Way swing - it's really, really difficult to change to the Rotary Swing, especially, for full shots.

@derekwhyle1884 3 года назад

The modern “ resist the turn with the lower half” is not useful for older golfers, most simply cannot do it any longer. They would be much better copying the old school swing of Snead and Hogan and straightening the rear leg on the backswing. This would give them far more rotation than attempting to keep the rear knee flexed. Golf instruction really should be age rated

@Callofthegame247 3 года назад

The freedom of the hip turn is the classic action. The restricted action is what injures McIlroy, Day, and Tiger. Idk, but anyone advocating the restricted turn is really just screwing their students.

@chestermicek 3 года назад

Really good: now, Ben Hogan's famous answer to the question, "Where does the power come from?" becomes clear. "The power", as Ben said, "comes from the ground." I never slotted in the 21st Century "squat & stretch" move as the technique which best fits Ben Hogan's seminal statement, "The power comes from the ground." Good job, Dan.

@yiannistsioukanis1307 3 года назад

What you say about the old style swing is not correct at all!! They used more leg drive & turned their hips more in the backswing but they were turning a lot too & they definitely did not sway or they very much had great compression on the ball. Ben Hogan for instance had hardly any hand action yet alone any flip of the hands.

@marcvanderbilt9324 2 года назад

isn’t another big difference how people grip the club? in the palm vs in the fingers?

@moonmullins7436 4 года назад

Your comments at time markers

@SONOMA_VALLEY_TOM 4 года назад

Best demo for this "new" leg move I've seen yet. Genius.

@davidd1395 4 года назад

After watching a couple of your videos, I’ve subscribed. Very good explanations Dan.

@rdam50 4 года назад

Thanks Dan. Really like this comparison between old and new school! As an old school player myself I have wondered for some time about this different leg action with the straigt left knee at the end of the swing. Finally someone explained it to me in a easy to understand way. It all has become clear to me now. It might be a bit late to change my swing after some 55 years of old school action, but your videos have really given me an incentive to try. Never too old??

@stevencruise6710 4 года назад

This is one of the best videos I’ve ever seen, I watched it, got it completely, went to the range and the results are amazing. It’s all about getting back into that squat position having stored the power and then BOOM. I’m 59 play off 11.9 but improving and this has really helped me. I know we’ve only just got back playing again but I’m striking it so much better and scores are below 10 handicap most game. Thank you

@simondavis942 3 года назад

Thank you for explaining this stuff, very helpful !

@schnurbelmurbel9919 3 года назад

I think for older golfers it must be somewhere between old and new.

@tomduckworth8335 4 года назад

Very good as an older golfer I often wondered what I should be trying to do. I have had some knee pain after a long time on the driving range and this helps explain why.

@derekporter2077 2 года назад

Outstanding lesson, thanks

@MiloLinesGolf 4 года назад

Nice video Dan! I did one explaining the same idea. The interesting thing is that from my research most swings from before 1968 were more similar to the modern pivot driven swings. I believe teaching changed for the worse with high speed cameras and has now gone back to a more athletic motion because of the advanced tech (pressure plates and such). Now we are seeing the return to more rotational athletic moves like Snead, Palmer, Player, and Early Nicklaus.