MORE PARS GOLF TIP: SWING ARC 101 (let’s dive deep for that baby draw)

[@joepalanuk5224]

I had a lesson this past Wednesday on this instruction. In five minutes you visually showed me in a way I can understand! I have been a “fan” of yours for a long time. You have a way of explaining things that I can understand. Keep up the great work on More Pars Golf!

[@davidcavon637]

I've watched way to many vlogs, this is one of the very best I've seen. Thanks!

[@martinfilardi2614]

Christina, this is a great lesson, with great visual aids. Ingenious actually. You have the physics down perfectly. I had been swinging out to in for years, slicing like crazy. During the past 2 years I have changed to an in to out which has vastly improved my accuracy and distance. I never really understood the physics of it but this video tells all. I love the comparison of the irons , woods, to the driver ball position with the swing arc. Excellent lesson.

[@josephwirtz8352]

Great lesson Christina, thank you!

[@maryk.shaughnessy3328]

Very very helpful. The visuals clarify the swing arc very well. No wonder I have been struggling! I have been trying to take my club straight back, as I have been instructed, but then my swing ends up out to in. I will work on this.

[@mikelubarsky2679]

Love Saturday mornings when your weekly video appears. Your swing arc visual was terrific. Keep up the Great work.

[@bendiboughton4919]

Love your Golf Tips! The Visual was so spot ON!!! Thank You!!

[@Vectorp47]

I don’t think anyone, besides you, has EVER explained the swing arc like this. I just read Hogans 5 Lessons and he talks about how the downswing arc is right of the target line. On page 87 he states “The pane is also tilted so that the leading edge is raised off the ground”. I couldn’t visualize this until you demonstrated it!! Thank you so much!!!!!!

[@MorePars]

I am so glad it helped!

[@Vectorp47]

@@MorePars Do the players that use the body to release the club have to swing out to 2 as well?

[@MorePars]

Yes, but not as much as players that use less body.

[@cathyszerelmey548]

Love the tip and also the riding breeches ;)

[@timoldfield882]

Great tutorial. Short and sweet !

[@astrorick50]

Great video and I really liked the visual aid. I am going to work on lower hands and swinging to the left more. (left handed)

[@beegee22]

This is one of your best! Thanks. 👍

[@limarc1985]

Great video Thank you

[@rose2dimples]

I love the way you talk

[@MrJmorgs12]

Eureka! Thank you!

[@kevinfuller6750]

Hi Christina, I'm able to hit that baby draw swinging to 2 o clock, but when things go haywire my shot starts out straight then fades hard right. Could I be to far back in my stance causing the club to cut across the ball during my driver swing?

[@kennethspan8998]

Does that work for irons too? I tried it with my driver and I want to say thanks.

[@MorePars]

Yes... Same deal!

[@davebateman25]

Same with irons yes

[@MorePars]

yes..swing arc principles the same.

[@davidmarilley6060]

You have enough videos now that you can hyperlink interconnected tips and concepts. It should be hard work, but think about it. You can package groups here, and maybe charge for it.

[@MorePars]

Thank you, David. I have all my videos connected and coordinated on morepars.tv.(my app) check it out!

[@davidmarilley6060]

@@MorePars I will. Alker just hit an iron shot that reveals a tip about just how to crack the whip on an iron off of a tee. It is similar to Bender, but his lower body is very stable at impact as if he is holding it steady to enforce a good line. You have to see it. I'm sure it takes core fitness.

[@markbrett2969]

So you can get more pies?