Natalie Gulbis swing analysis
Wednesday, April 02, 2008
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4 Comments:
Here is a guy not stating the obvious to anyone that understands the golf swing and simple physics!! Natalie needs to change her impact position to last. She is an amazing talent but her swing will get her unless she changes. It's the History of the game.
Steve Wozeniak PGA Director of Instruction Bellevue/Lake Spanaway Golf Courses www.stevewozeniak.com
Now I understand why she's only won once, after seeing her swing from behind and not the side. I always noticed her head dips quite a lot at impact, but I never realized how far to the right the shaft is in relation to the target line at the top, but that's supposed to be OK with the two-plane swing. I also never realized she had such an upright backswing until now. Her flexibility is insane.
Like the guy said, if you can repeat a good impact position, you can be very successful. In her case, she has to have perfect timing for an entire week to win.
The head dip is painful to watch.
She's way across at the top too, sort of like a granny swing (and my own also)...
I have a feeling that swing is going to screw up her back in the long run.
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