im trying to make sure that what i'm seeing in a sequence is correct with how the book explains each component variation, please correct me if i am wrong somewhere. this is the first pattern i have tried to classify.
Selected Stroke Pattern: Sam Snead-mid iron swing from How To Play Golf
drag loading swinger
1.interlock
2.strong double action
3.pitch
4.triple barrel
5.square-square
6.turned shoulder
7.double shift
8.standard
9.standard
10.dual horizontal
11.2,3,4
12.standard
13.rotated
14.slide
15.delayed
16.standard
17.standard
18.standard
19.drag
20.wrist throw
21.end
22.random sweep
23.top arc and straight line
24.auto snap
Whip, do you have photos of the particular swing you are looking at? Straight on and DTL?
unfortunately i left my copy back home, this video is probably the closest to the time period of when the book came out (1952) about halfway through he swings a mid iron face on.
here is a link to the book.
http://cgi.ebay.com/1952-Sam-Snead-s-HOW-TO-PLAY-GOLF-HC-DJ-Slammin-Sammy_W0QQitemZ300350338832QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUS_N onfiction_Book?hash=item45ee467710&_trksid=p3286.c 0.m14
Originally Posted by O.B.Left
Whip, do you have photos of the particular swing you are looking at? Straight on and DTL?
unfortunately i don't. the swing about halfway through this video is probably the closest thing to the sequence in the book from 1952. this is face-on mid iron
Snead had a closed stance with pretty much all of his clubs in the bag.
3JACK
Originally Posted by Richie3Jack
Snead had a closed stance with pretty much all of his clubs in the bag.
3JACK
in that book he plays closed with woods and long irons, square with mid irons, open stance with short irons
