Classic Swings

[@shermanway123]

Just the Inspiration you need before a round of golf.. thanks man

[@shermanway123]

This is my favorite golf video on KZbin .... beautifully elegant .

[@smokefree08]

Hogan has the most beautiful swing outta the bunch. His club speed looks super fast.

[@hiddlej]

Enjoyed watching this Olly..cheers for pulling together. Sam Snead and Ben Hogan my two favourites...poetry in motion!

[@PattyFlatz]

Nice. Will watch again in the future, thanks

[@mementomori1402]

The last, the best!

[@brainfree4931]

Wow!!! 6:23 thru 6:24 show the greatness of Palmer that I had never seen before. Thank you.

[@wodenoftheangles3339]

Great footage. All 'hands over the top' swingers. Only a few left these days..

[@sunnyduscle]

Over the top? Pretty sure you are wrong

[@h1e2x3]

Yep. I call it OTT from the inside. The most subconscious-friendly way of changing the orientation from backswing to downswing. Nowadays they force students to act against nature.

[@irishlopez6668]

Cheers for the Video! Sorry for butting in, I would love your opinion. Have you researched - Paneevelyn Swinging Clubsman (erm, check it on google should be there)? It is an awesome one off product for revealing an effortless golf swing technique without the headache. Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my mate got excellent results with it.

[@ianharris32]

Woden of the Angles watch George Gankas and Dana Dahlquist

[@peterleash3998]

Bobby Jones LEGEND!!!

[@lillybloom1590]

Sweet, real sweet. Notice Jones starting his backswing with his lower body and the clubhead lags behind the arms and shoulders for the first foot or so. This puts him squarely behind the ball, as is his head, generating loads of power. Amazing he understood the golf swing that well back then.

[@robertschelly]

Jones had to make a lot of micro-moves to return the clubface squarely given the whippy hickory shafts of his day. Great to have that high-quality slow motion footage, a lot of it filmed at Riviera CC in the early 1930's.

[@pb12661]

most underrated swing of all time=Jack Nicklaus

[@robertschelly]

3:26 the best footage of the greatest swing ever, for my money.

[@edchapman5801]

Nice touch - saving the best swing for last.

[@delorieswilliams2978]

ed chapman .

[@chriscreasy7729]

Can you share the Playlist for this video? Great piano music.

[@mr.grinch9944]

Well done!

[@funnystuff9954]

Love Arnies swing and Hogans takeaway.

[@FredCDobbs-er4qd]

Perfect.

[@justinwelch6240]

great video

[@donschmidt8203]

One further comment, I left out the greatest swing of them all, the fabulous Ben Hogan. Like his great contemporary Sam Snead, Hogan owned the golf swing. In a wonderful comment by the golf channel's Brandel Chamblee he stated Hogans swing had zero compensating moves. It was in his words euclidean precision. Gear meshing precision from start to finish. Argue the greatest overall player, the greatest ball striker was a fraternity of one, Ben Hogan.

[@koontank720]

Can you please tell me the piano music name please! i really need it

[@medicwaffles]

What song is this? (first part)

[@carlosbalanza9849]

Great piano pieces as well.. Nice golf swings ..with accuracy is best.. BEN HOGAN HAD BOTH🏌🏌🏌⛳️⛳️⛳️

[@lillybloom1590]

Notice that Palmer's swing is more like the modern swing that came out of Europe, and has now affected American golfers as well, except for Dustin Johnson, Justin Thomas, Phil Mickelson, Bubba Watson, and Jordan Spieth. Palmer's bent over the ball, has a flat backswing, and lunges at the ball.

[@delorieswilliams2978]

lilly bloom ,

[@pb12661]

@@delorieswilliams2978 delories williams

[@donschmidt8203]

Many great swings and Arnold Palmer's! It's a tribute to his competitive fire that Arnie won as many times as he did with that butt ugly swing of his. I love the comment from the great sportswriter Jim Murray that Arnie's swing looked like a drunk at a driving range at midnight. For the average player lacking the physical attributes of these champions a swing like that would never work. The real trick is to put as many of the fundamentals of the great swings into your game that you possibly can. The more unorthodox the movement the more athletic a player must be to perform it. Copy these champions grip, stance, posture and alignment and at least you can play your best game. Look at Sam Snead and Jack Nicklaus and try and clone those moves. Then your scores will plummet.

[@gabrielleaujard8357]

Peter Thompson is the best I have seen

[@dococh62]

Should include "Count Yogi" aka Harry Frankenberg. The King of golf. Best swing of all time

[@ge10good]

Re Peter Thompson. His ball flight was too low for the pga tour. He was deadly accurate with his driver, and was almost unbeatable on links courses, where his ball would run more on the hard fairways. He is still a great supporter of the game in Australia, and can still be seen watching amateur tournaments , often with an ice cream cone in hand. He is still a member at victoria golf club, and still plays.

strangely, I like Hogan's swing least of all.

[@MrKydaman]

Jones and Snead have swings that look quite similar.

[@mikeobrien1559]

What's the music?

[@williamgoodman4978]

OK, where is Gene Littler??? Gene, I understand, was not a natural at the game, but worked very hard to develop a rhythmical repeating swing. He wanted to swing the club similarly from the shortest irons through the driver. I still try to emulate Gene's swing, and I'm in my eighth decade!

[@ScratchArkkitehti]

Jack changed the game when he decided not to wear his up to his armpits. Tiger changed the game when he decided to wear XXXXL shirts.....

[@lafawnduh1543]

save the best for last........Ben Hogan!

[@jadamane]

I have a old school swing. I cock it all the way back exceeding the limit lol. -beginner ig@thereallionwoods

[@mattk3650]

Dumbest thing about the modern approach is telling ppl not to take the club to the inside. Watch every one of these guys.

[@jamesroyce3870]

Persimmon and Tempo. Effortless.

[@billyduffy7482]

as bad as furyk