I was thinking of this the other day. Kind of trying to see if who you would pick as the top 3 golfers of all time performing each module. Here’s mine:
MODULE 1
Hogan
Mac O’Grady
Moe Norman
MODULE 2
Greg Norman
George Knudson
Moe Norman
MODULE 3
Hogan
Mac O’Grady
David Duval
I’m only in Module 3, so I wouldn’t know the others exactly. Curious to what others think.
Trevino for Module 1? You gotta be kidding Lag. I can’t see Trevino as the poster boy for Module 1. I agree with Bom’s thoughts that Trevino probably has the best right arm straightening action in golf. His arms are trying to move away from his body the whole time, pushing the club from closed to open rather than slamming the door from open to closed.
Who had more right arm to spare at impact than Trevino? He certainly is not a hitter from the TGM perspective. If it is the best straightening right arm it is because it took so long to straighten.
Of course he had right arm to spare, because if he didn’t he’d snap everything.
Lag likes the club face wide open at P3 with active wrists firing to impact while saving right arm. Lag also doesn’t prefer too much forward lean of the shaft at impact. Trevino is all forward lean. Lag wants us to have a hook move into impact and a slice move out of it. Trevino slices all the way through it.
I like the flat entry… and Lee is wonderful here… then fires his hands hard actively, but he was not super long because of his steep shoulder rotation.
It worked though brilliantly because of how he positioned his body open to his intended line of flight. Lee had great module #1 stuff.
Rat, what are you looking at because I can’t see it. This is the Peter Senior after being Gary “Edwinized”. Almost non-existent footwork just like all those Gary Edwin golf swings.