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Wayne DeFrancesco is a great swing coach with an amazing knowledge of the golf swing. He is not a teacher that forces his students all to fit into the same mold, but one who takes what they have and makes them better. He has helped me with all aspects of my game and I credit […]
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Six years ago I took my first lesson from Wayne. He asked me about my goals. I told him I wanted to get good enough to compete for national championships. Before coming to Wayne, my swing couldn’t perform under tournament pressure. In general, my golf shot patterns were inconsistent. My “bad” shots were so errant […]
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I believe Wayne would have been a household name as a PGA Tour champion had his body been healthy. But instead of feeling sorry for himself, he redirected his gift and went on to be one of the best golf instructors in the world. I am a better player every time I work with Wayne. […]
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Sam Snead Swing Analysis
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It would probably surprise you to find out that if you are an amateur and have a handicap above scratch there is a very good possibility that your overall tempo is too slow, and that your rhythm is off because your backswing is too slow relative to your forward swing.
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Ok, so Ben Crane has been hitting every fairway and every green, but here he drives it into the right rough because the ball doesn’t draw enough. Let’s look at the video to see why.
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Ben Crane Swing Analysis
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Phil Mickelson Swing Analysis
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Punch shots, split-hand punch shots, right hand only shots, all of these help to train the ability to lean the club forward at impact and deliver a “trapping”, or “covering” blow.
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