The Golf Swing Site

This would have been a wonderful round to follow in the 2006 Masters. There is clearly the fun and relaxed attitude of a practice round and it’s great to see the three multi-major winners all playing together.

I used to use a picture of Goosen’s follow through as a reminder of how to hold a perfectly balanced follow through after a swing. If my swinging was off I switched my focus away from the ball and towards the creation of a perfectly held follow through. If you can produce this then most of what has gone on before is likely to have been okay and it’s a good trick to take your mind away from swing thoughts.

Needless to say I watched Ernie’s swing a lot during the year and he will regularly feature on the site too.

I’ve always love Jones’ golf swing and was a big fan of his book “The Best of Bobby Jones on golf”. It was one of the books I read in the latter stage of my Break Par Blueprint challenge but I got a lot out of watching the smooth rhythm of his swing. It’s a swing that perhaps isn’t suitable for today’s modern equipment but I still think there’s a lot to learn in terms of his graceful action

For more info on Bobby Jones make sure you check out his Wikipedia page

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bobby_Jones_(golfer)

and

http://www.bobbyjones.com/

Bobby Jones