Arnold Palmer - Young vs Old Slow Motion Swing Analysis

Arnold Palmer had great sequencing and body power. His sequence stood up to the test of time and allowed him to have success for many decades. Arnold was the first golfer to make golf cool and we all owe him a debt of gratitude.
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[@keithmotsinger918]

Got me on all that,but Arnie,Mick,Sey hey MAys and Johnny U,did it in my growing up years and after!

[@jaypee7632]

Palmer used his left leg to initiate his forward swing. Look how he controlled his left leg to ensure his left side dominated the swing. He didn't start anything with his right side that was conscience he started his down swing with his left side by moving his left foot back his heel back down on the ground as he called but he moved his left leg first. Read his early book. Palmer swing was a pioneering type swing it was different and his upright finish is attributable that he swang the club in a barrel and he brought it back decisively to the inside he started his back swing with his shoulders and brought it back until yeah back until his club head got past his back foot and then he would bring it decidedly to the inside

[@shofey]

Palmer kept the right side soft and swung with the Left. Similar to Bobby Jone.