Forgotten Greatness ARNOLD PALMER'S OTT Miracle Golf Swing

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[@screamingeagletim]

Arnold was big proponent of keeping the head still, not so much down. I've been trying this and if I get the right hip deep as I can, it is incredible the crack off the club. It literally sounds like a rifle shot. This OTT from the inside had to have been what they were doing. I still need some more confidence before I take out to compete, but I believe that this move is the Holy Grail of the golf swing.

[@MiracleSwingExperience]

Thanks, TimmyTeeTime! The crack is crazy! Once you feel it and hear it, you just know.

[@pedroc6823]

The more you keep your spine angle the better this under on swing works. Warning, the more spine and angle you lose the worse it gets. And it will happen, look for keeping the spine angle a bit longer on the down swing.

[@rickpetryk2658]

Thanks for the markers showing where the hands are at various spots of the swing!

[@MiracleSwingExperience]

You're welcome, Rick. It helps.

[@TheLastBabyBoomer]

It is so obvious now as you stated. After looking at all these swings for a 2nd time, especially Sam Snead, OTT was the way. How did we not see it. How did we get away from it I do not know. Well I'm doing it now and on the range it is solid and I can't wait to take it to the course. Thanks.

[@allenchu3969]

Christo! Finally we OTT players can come out of the woods. My best shots been ott. So much easier and natural. Let's go!!

[@MiracleSwingExperience]

Come on out! The water's fine!!! Haha. It's so true. Over the top has been ridiculed and it is the way.

[@teressaabbott855]

I'm catching on to this swing real fast there's no longer any reason to look at any other instructions this is the best instructor on KZbin

[@MiracleSwingExperience]

God bless you. I worked with a student today and he totally got it! He said he was dumbfounded it is so easy.

[@SavedInANanosecond.]

Bought the video today and can't wait to practice it on the range tomorrow:-)

[@MiracleSwingExperience]

Gregg, you’re gonna love it! Once you wrap your mind around it, it’s so easy!

[@SavedInANanosecond.]

I also want to do a lesson w u when I come to Cali. My father in law lives in Encino and sister and mom live in Studio City:-)

[@MiracleSwingExperience]

@@SavedInANanosecond. Come on out! I'd love to meet you finally, Gregg!!!

[@staryeyedmonk]

I really love this swing.....I have gotten so far to the inside that it's starting to hurt my game....this is a good experience!

[@MiracleSwingExperience]

Whoa! How far inside? I’m still pushing it!!!

[@staryeyedmonk]

@@MiracleSwingExperience not sure on numbers.... But if the target is 12:00 then the ball is taking off at about 1: 15 or 1:30.... And I absolutely duck hook it

[@TheBrothersAmbrose]

@@staryeyedmonk dude me too it’s awful. Been fighting a duck hook for years after being so fed up with slicing. But now it’s hurting my gamw

[@howiedunbar61]

Great observation of Arnold’s swing. Something that I have never noticed until now is his chicken wing, post impact which I guess caused his signature helicopter finish.

[@MiracleSwingExperience]

I think he did that to fight a tendency to hit a big hook. He still hit it right to left.

[@FrankBrickle]

Art Wall, Tommy Jacobs, Tommy Aaron, Lloyd Mangrum, Paul Runyan, Francis Ouimet.

[@thomasfraser9072]

Hi Christo. Congratulations with your birdies. And to say the least your miracle OTT swing is catching a whirlwind of opportunities for all and well it should be. Personally though I think golf instructions today complicates the 4 points of Jim McLean X factor by focusing on using all 4 points separately. Point 1 = Lead foot. Point 2= Trail shoulder. Point 3= Lead foot. Point 4= trail shoulder. Arnold Palmer simply did not All Arnold did was to simplify his swing using 2 points in his diagonal swing totally under his control. Point 1 Arnold pushed against ground with lead foot as hard as he could that flexed his lead knee to push back his trail hip and trail shoulder as far back as he could and then at Point 2 he simply pushed his trail shoulder in the direction of his target. All done automatically, Did Arnold swing over his backswing to start his downswing. Absolutely! To become an elite golfer of our own; in my humble opinion we need only do the same as Arnold did with variations of force depending on which club we are using at any given time. Point 1 push against the ground with lead foot/ Point two push forward with trail shoulder. Done! I am currently using and controlling two point of the X factor that I believe Arnold Palmer did brilliantly. His Helicopter arms at the end of his swing were reactive to his two point swing allowing the automatic reaction to occur for point 3 and point 4 of Jim McLean X factor I guarantee the other two points of the X factor will automatically fall into place for those who allow it to happen At 75 I now consider myself a 2 point elite golfer and believe me It’s that simple It’s elementary. Cheers 👍❤️😃⛳️🥂

[@MiracleSwingExperience]

That’s an interesting analysis, Thomas. Thanks!

[@davidharrold9189]

First off, I think it is refreshing to challenge some of the dogma in golf instruction. There are good players that have had a downswing above their backswing plane. If your hands are above their address position at impact, your hands came down more steeply than they went up. Providing that’s still a functional plane that provides good impact conditions (path, AOA, low point, face to path), it’s not really a problem. The club still needs to be in the slot somewhat. I’d define over the top as the club approaching the ball from outside the target line. That’s generally not going to lead to good things. If the hands are overly high at impact that will make it more difficult to square / control the club face. I’d focus on a functional downswing plane and less on whether it is slightly over or slightly under your backswing plane because that will depend upon your backswing plane as well as your downswing plane. The flatter and lower the backswing plane, the more likely the downswing plane will be above it.

[@MiracleSwingExperience]

Thanks for that. Have you tried this, though?

[@davidharrold9189]

@@MiracleSwingExperience Hello Christo. My shaft ends up a little above the original shaft plane (at set up) at impact, so I’m fairly sure I do this somewhat. There are some players that get back onto the original shaft plane at impact, but I think they are the exception rather than the rule. Nick Price, Lee Trevino, Ben Hogan and Sergio Garcia all do/did that. I think many players do what you are suggesting. The hands can come out a little more on the downswing and you can still find the original shaft plane, but I think it’s harder. You really have to turn well to do that. Sergio and Dustin Johnson have interesting hand paths at the start of the downswing. They come almost straight down. Not everybody does though. Providing you get a functional, repeatable and consistent impact I don’t think it’s a problem that the hands come over a little.

[@davidharrold9189]

@@MiracleSwingExperience A good example of what you are advocating is Zach Johnson. Mike Bender his instructor believes that you pull the butt end of the handle towards the ball from the top. Zach does this. Hasn’t done him any harm 😁. Masters Winner and Open Championship winner at St Andrews no less.

[@Jim_Harwood]

Arnold swing is great.

[@stuff9282]

This looks like the takeaway is under plane, but the downswing / impact is on plane. I would not call this OTT, but just under/on-plane. OTT (for most amateurs) is just this: under plane take away, and massive over the plane on the downswing, causing a left swing-path, that again causes usually glancing impacts, and weak slice shots. This is also not "forgotten" in any way. See Brooks Koepka, he does something similar, a semi under the plane take away on on-plane impact. He also usually plays a fade.

[@MiracleSwingExperience]

What percentage of golf instructors teach this? I've never met one and I know dozens and have had lesson with over 20. Half a dozen are the most famous teachers in the world. It's forgotten.

[@jonburrows8602]

​@@MiracleSwingExperience It vanished with the advent of metal drivers I'm guessing. I was taught to swing like this 45 years ago as a junior golfer. My swing was very Bruce Lietzke like. Played my best golf between 1978-1985 (less than 5 handicap). Then life interrupted, several times, and I couldn't play regularly, if at all. When I decided to get fully back into golf in the mid 1990s, I couldn't duplicate my success. Sought out lessons for the last 20+ years and all instructors kept wanting me to twist my torso against quiet legs, swinging on one plane, hitting positions and coming from the inside, etc. Seeing your videos, I am now working on rebuilding my lost swing. Thank you for bringing back attention to this method.

[@Starshipauto]

Mike Malaska teaches this swing , and yes he is old school , but a great teacher who does not follow the trends .

[@lawbinson]

Love it. Can’t wait for the Moe Norman one :)

[@MiracleSwingExperience]

Totally nuts, right? I am in shock now that my eyes are open.

[@briansurfer8625]

Christo what’s your thoughts on grip pressure with this OTT move? Should it be extremely loose? Or firm?

[@MiracleSwingExperience]

I hold the club rather softly. Hogan said his grip was firm and Arnold looks pretty firm.

[@southpawjohnny5969]

It's a reverse loop maneuver. Christo is right. It is easier and more repeatable. They've made 'over the top' so tabu over the years that it has caused a lot of good golfers to become psychologically crippled with fear about how their golf swing 'is supposed to look' that it has done a major disservice to golfers. Countless people get worse trying to fit into the box of modern gof instruction. Or they simply remain painfully mediocre. Bobby Jones possibly the greatest striker ever applied this reverse loop amongst countless other legendary ball strikers. Far more natural in my opinion. Keep it up Chisto!👍👍

[@MiracleSwingExperience]

Thanks, Johnny! Also, Sam Snead and so many other!!! Thanks for watching!

[@thomasgoodson8404]

Christo…check Bobby Jones! Also, I think what you have rediscovered is essentially a swing that allows you to finish low and left.

[@mrpositivewithap]

8:28 CHRISTO!!!!!!! 8:28 is it! You're so right bro. I need to connect with you somehow. What's the best way?

[@MiracleSwingExperience]

Good stuff, right? Email me [e-mail]. That's the easiest way.

[@markpogson3799]

Some commenters seem confused as to what Christo is saying is "over the top". It's simply having your downswing path be above (in front of) your backswing's path. By coincidence I saw an instructor showing the exact opposite on another channel kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4KQln1omN6qrNk This is modern instruction about "laying off" the club on the downswing. Christo is saying that this made his golf harder and less consistent compared to bringing the swing path forward for the downswing.

[@MiracleSwingExperience]

That's for saying exactly what I'm trying to say about the planes, Mark. I've corresponded with Steve Johnson. He's a fine guy, and a good instructor. I just find this soooo much easier!

[@MrTropheusguy]

you saved my life :)

[@MiracleSwingExperience]

I just want folks to play better golf. I’m so happy for you. 🙏🏻

[@jimbennette6956]

While I respect your observations, the only golf swing I can see that you can hit with over the top is a fade if you take an older guy like me that needs to hit a draw for more yardage I don't see any way you could draw the ball with your swing method. If you can show me please address this issue and do a video thank you.

[@ericzellershow]

Now when someone says I come over the top on all my shots I’m going to say “thank you”.

[@billygraham5589]

Communication is the problem I think. Golfers get the wrong idea from the meaning of descriptive terms. I wouldn’t call these swings OTT, but I can now see how one might describe these classic swings as “inside over the top.” I swing in a way I think is like Jack Nicklaus BUT I am aware I probably don’t entirely do that. However, once you get something you must work with it and see how it is an improvement and then improve on that improvement over and over until you really have full command over the swing. I think one can come full cycle (going from pinching their lower back to finding a way to swing that doesn’t hurt the lower back and yet works like a well oiled machine). I have seen and done a lot of swings and I’m in the Nicklaus mode and rather using the hands and arms as power and control centers - yet I use my whole body like Nicklaus or even Palmer as shown in this video. I have used an upper back hunch for a long time now and my back has not hurt for years. It also helps I am a “hands ‘n arms” type swinger I think (though I know the hands and arms are not the only important part of the machine at work). I cannot help but see that these pros are swinging to finish “low and left” - accounting for somewhat less “low and left” for those hitting draw shots, like Palmer. Didn’t Tiger Woods mention his “ole’ swing” style? Something he wanted Butch Harmon to “correct” for him (after he won the US Open by the largest margin ever, if I recall correctly). I see the “ole’ swing” as requiring a “low and left” hands and arms action across the body in the hitting area... but correct me if you think I’m wrong. (I’m saying Tiger seemed to literally be saying he was moving the hands from right to left across his body in the downswing and in the hitting area, and in a fashion a matador would move his cape away to the side of his body as the bull would charge by. ...l would guess if Mr CG would look at some Tiger Woods videos - including the early years - that would be apparent... But I’m saying this and I haven’t actually looked myself...) And I would guess Mr CG will see the “inside OTT” action in Tiger’s old “olé swing” (if not also in his later more “modernized” swing). Just some thoughts.

[@MiracleSwingExperience]

When Tiger and Butch talked about the “Ole” swing it was the block where the right hip gets out. This keeps it back and Tiger rehearses these moves.

[@billygraham5589]

@@MiracleSwingExperience Yes, but Tiger had an upper back hunch like Nicklaus I think. One friend of mine - an athlete but not a golfer - commented “he’s like a snake!” Uhhhh, my point being he hah his head out past his hips and the hips could not block his hands/arms movement. But I think you will definitely see an inside OTT with Tiger’s early career swing.

[@MiracleSwingExperience]

@@billygraham5589 Tiger is doing it now!

[@billygraham5589]

@@MiracleSwingExperience Would like to see that when you are doing your next swing analysis of a top pro.

[@PirateRemy]

Thanks for this ....its great to watch the old pros, but when you consider the myriad of successful golf swings over the last 100 odd years and the many varied swings of the old masters the one thing that I have come to learn is that is there is no 'correct' way to play golf. Some hit a draw as their stock shot like Arnie, some a fade like Jack, some even straight, some set up closed, some open, some drive the legs, some fire the hips, some swing fast, some slow, some have an abbreviated swing , some a long overswing , some have a one plane swing, some two, some take the club back way inside, or way outside, or over the top.....set ups are different, grips are different, swing thoughts, swing keys, putting styles etc etc etc....all different. So there is no one perfect way, and no 'correct' way ....and in my view it's up to the individual to build themselves a repeatable swing that suits their physique, adheres to certain basic fundamentals , and is within their capability. It's a learning process that never stops. I've recently found a swing key that has helped me, from Nick Faldo. He was demonstrating the drill where you stick the butt end of the club in your belly button, and just make the move to transfer the weight on the backswing keeping your belly button in sync as the club goes back. It's easily found on you tube This may not suit everyone but I wanted to share it specifically here, because by using this drill I have eliminated all thoughts of the extremities and focus solely on the core movement. it is a subtle change that may help some on here, because for me it has been an amazing change that was very easy to make. I now only start my swing with the thought my belly button follows the butt end of the club for a couple of inches, nothing more. I recommend this to anyone struggling with sequence and rhythm. 😊

[@MiracleSwingExperience]

I agree with you there isn't one correct way to swing. I demonstrated that drill with the club in the belly button yesterday. I was taught it by David Ledbetter when Faldo was at the Greenleaf Academy.

[@PirateRemy]

@@MiracleSwingExperience Oh sorry I missed that ...it certainly is an excellent drill. Thank you for your videos, I could watch your swing all day 🙂

[@SEB-EDIT]

A lot of space in between his arms at contact for Arny.♪ Do you like that too? Peace Christo ;^) ♪

[@MiracleSwingExperience]

I like all of it. He won 7 majors!

[@bille77]

Are OTT divots from left to right like crazy?

[@SuperDakiz]

Chris what about Viktor Holland!!....he is OTT it!

[@MiracleSwingExperience]

Oh yeah, baby. Even Tiger!

[@FabrisFanatic]

Who is that swinging at 4:20?

[@janne-mans8295]

Palmer has quite a shift forward during the down and forward swing.

[@janne-mans8295]

Moe Norman extends forward even much further, as though the club and arms pull the upper body towards the target.

[@spacefieldtime]

Was Goosen over the top?

[@matthewoberton1830]

Moe Norman ~ George Knudson!!

[@MiracleSwingExperience]

George Knudson for sure! I'm going to do a video on him soon!!!

[@DunnGolfing]

Palmer had a different move watch top of swing the arms don’t move at all until the lower half rotation and unload then they fire down the line it’s not in to out it’s the delay sequence that’s key here 😘

[@bille77]

Which tour players do NOT play OTT?

[@chrisbrimhall1613]

People may not like Arnold’s swing…but….it’s athletic

[@steveking2144]

Ok... I get it...this is a great chance to make huge sales for a unique concept. But I'm not seeing "Over the Top" on these swings..at least how it's being explained by the majority of golf pros. Maybe you're trying to change the definition of what is over the top. So I think you need to explain this in more detail... I get it... pay here and find out... old gimmick Christo. Is your over the top concept just Hogan's going left??? But you have to show a little more before I'm buying it.

[@southpawjohnny5969]

It's a reverse loop maneuver. Christo is right. It is easier and more repeatable. They've made 'over the top' so tabu over the years that it has caused a lot of good golfers to become psychologically crippled with fear about how their golf swing 'is supposed to look' that it has done a major disservice to golfers. Countless people get worse trying to fit into the box of modern gof instruction. Or they simply remain painfully mediocre. Bobby Jones possibly the greatest striker ever applied this reverse loop amongst countless other legendary ball strikers. Far more natural in my opinion.

[@MiracleSwingExperience]

I’m saying exactly what Tom Watson, Jim McLean and Johnny Miller have described. So, I’m not freestyling. Also, I’ve explained this in detail over several videos. If you want more of my drills and analysis, you can get it on my website. You seem upset for some reason and I’ve made a dozen free videos on this subject over 2 months. Do yourself a favor, and pick up the video! It’s changing people’s games all around the world.

[@steveking2144]

@@MiracleSwingExperience I am not upset at all. I'm saying you are not explaining it in detail....you are only saying go to the place where you can buy it before you get the detailed explanation. Am I wrong or did you describe it in detail on youtube because I haven't seen it described in detail.

[@mitchmarland]

That keeping the head down thing isn't that natural for right eye dominant players. All of the head followers are right eye dominant, i.e. David Duval, Annika, Stenson, and all of the head stickers, jack, tiger, matsuyama, and i'm guessing Arnie are left eye dominant.

[@MiracleSwingExperience]

That's an interesting take. I'm right eye dominant.

[@Pooler29]

What grip did Arnold use? I saw a video that describes his grip separately but its the only instance that I can find where its described this way. From 3 min 20 secs... kzbin.info/www/bejne/rIalqKmdmrGNh68

[@scottsmith8546]

I think you meant "That Victor Hoviland's swing is ARNOLD like."

[@MiracleSwingExperience]

Sure, that's fair to say. LOL

[@pedroc6823]

This is not over the top, it’s on plane. seen this time and time again, the OTT swing comes and goes every few years. Please don’t make it like it’s a new discovery. Even Luther Blacklock shows in his videos as a demonstration that Hogans swing was under plane then on plane. Those that have a higher hand position at the top would be above and on plane, Moe Norman under plane and on plane, again not to be confused with an over the top swing that most new players begin with. But to use the term over the top is incorrect. But in conjunction with the bowed wrist and the under and on swing plane , it reduces shots to the left for a righty.

[@MiracleSwingExperience]

I hear you and I appreciate the clarification. I will make that distinction in an upcoming video. I'm using the term because Tom Watson, Johnny Miller, and Jim McLean have used the term to describe this type of swing.

[@pedroc6823]

@@lookmil107 I was making the point of the demonstration, Not the knowledge base on Hogan. But there isn’t anything in his video just like the many other so called Hogan experts that is ground breaking. Just the very basics that could be any swing.

[@MiracleSwingExperience]

@@pedroc6823 @Look Mil It's interesting to me to hear condescending criticism from the folks like yourselves. I'm always open to contributions from my subscribers and folks that watch my channel. However, in 12 years of dedicated research I haven't come across either of you, or your work. When you guys criticize Hogan experts , as "know it alls" yourselves it reveals a lot more about you.

[@UKDELLY]

@@lookmil107 my interpretation of Christo's comment to you, is that you lack credibility since you do not identify yourself or share any golfing accomplishments, or have any publications regarding the Hogan golf swing in writing or on video in the public realm (except of course, for comments made in blogs like this one for example...). You have very interesting, insightful interpretations of the Hogan concept of correctly swinging a golf club. I, and I am sure many others, would be interested in your videos or publications of such.

[@MiracleSwingExperience]

@@lookmil107 I could claim I know the Queen of England but until I show you a picture, I wouldn't expect you to believe me. I've been contacted by MANY folks like yourself through the years and I'm always cordial. I have been cordial with you but I think you're most likely a poor golfer with an inflated sense of your knowledge. If you produce a swing on video that addresses me so I know it's you that I find to be high quality, I will eat my words. In the meantime, why don't you pick up the Over the Top Miracle Swing and learn something new?

[@wesleyhilde1]

This concept is not over da top, every old skl professional he is pointing out is in da slot coming thru..

[@Pooler29]

Have you noticed with the shot of Gene Sarazen...the poor spectators in the background scurrying for their lives ha ha. The Squire must have let one get away

[@MiracleSwingExperience]

He was hitting to them and they were supposed to catch it! I don't know who would ever sign up for that detail!!! Haha

[@Pooler29]

@@MiracleSwingExperience Craziness

[@steveking2144]

So are you saying "Don't turn the hips" on the downswing and keep them facing the front... you are not making this clear.

[@MiracleSwingExperience]

I said he opens the door then slams it shut, meaning the hips open towards the target. Sorry if that wasn’t clear.

[@steveking2144]

@@MiracleSwingExperience So as a school teacher, if I was teaching a skill... and I said "open the door and slam it shut" kids would look at me and go "does he actually want me to go over to the door?" See what I'm getting at? You have to explain specifically, not vaguely or not generally. Details matter. That's what I'm saying. If your explanation causes one question in one student, it likely has caused questions in many more.

[@brewmaster95060]

Carl Pettersson's swing OTT kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqGQo62dfZmId6c

[@brewmaster95060]

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[@brewmaster95060]

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[@MiracleSwingExperience]

Oh my Gosh!! That's a GOOD ONE! Thanks, Brewmaster!

[@eugeneelar2231]

Over the top doesn't make any sense to me,it just looks like palmer tilts on straight right leg,turns crosses the line and hits from the inside for a draw,what is this over the top?

[@steveking2144]

You need to explain what "exactly" you mean by Over the Top...what it is that YOU are seeing because many people have different ideas about it.

[@zaxophne]

He does, watch al his videos on it from the last month or two. Should not take you too long.

[@MiracleSwingExperience]

Steve, have you missed all of my videos on this? 🤔

[@steveking2144]

@@MiracleSwingExperience I've seen several videos by you on this. Often you talk about the over the top but don't specifically describe how it is done...you seem to tell people to go to the free month site and you'll get the details there. You provide videos of old golfers and say they're doing the over the top move but don't really specify what to look for. Is it the hands going left? Is it the hips opening up? Is it the shoulders rotating quickly? What is "causing" the over the top movement? More details are needed. Hey I get it... you're running a business and if they go to the site and purchase ... it makes sense to give the info there. But it seems like the videos that are not for money are being kind of vague about how the over the top move is achieved. That's what I'm saying. And if I don't get it...chances are others don't as well.

[@steveking2144]

@@MiracleSwingExperience No... I just find the explanations are not specific. What actually causes the OTT movement? What is the trigger? Is it hands going left? or something else?

[@markpogson3799]

@@steveking2144 modern golf instruction suggests the the path of the downswing should be below (further behind ) your backswing. Christo is saying that many of the past's great golfers did the opposite. Their downswing path is above (more forward of) their backswing.

[@pamelacook2333]

Jordon spieth swings over the top and he is hitting the ball better thanever

[@trevorcolon6513]

These are definitely NOT over the top swings.

[@MiracleSwingExperience]

What are they, under plane swings?

[@Ktc99999-b]

DO u even know what over the top is in the traditional sense? stop selling something just by naming it controversially. None of the pros swings were OTT.

[@MiracleSwingExperience]

Then you disagree with Tom Watson, Jim McLean, Nick Faldo and many others. I'd wager they know a tad more about this move than yourself, respectfully.

[@Ktc99999-b]

@@MiracleSwingExperience Mclean calls it reverse loop. Not OTT! It's not something new anyway. The club still comes back to the slot. OTT is when your trailing shoulder, hip and hands are all coming over the ball. It's not the same.

[@jacktu8458]

I studied most of the PGA pro swing slow motion don’t play like you. I don’t think your skill fit everyone.