A Great Swing Starts With A Great Set Up Plus This

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Paul Wilson is the creator of Swing Machine Golf and founder of Ignition Golf. Paul's golf swing technique is based on the Iron Byron swing machine. YouTube Channels: Paul Wilson Golf and Ignition Golf Tips. Please Join me on Google+

17 Responses to “A Great Swing Starts With A Great Set Up Plus This”

  1. September 29, 2013

    JohnFraser

    In doing all of this loose, free, effortless swing, allowing the club to go where it wants, there is the concern about club path, or swing plane. If we are using the effortless swing as you describe, how is the club path/swing plane maintained. There must be some control by the arms to insure it is delivering the club path to insure consistent contact with the ball?

  2. September 29, 2013

    ERIABBERA

    Hi Paul
    What a coincidence!
    I have always thought that a good setup plus a good takeaway produce a good swing.
    Yesterday,as I was beginning the back nine,I purposely decided to feel the pressure in the left side during the back swing.
    What followed was pure magic because I played Par, Par, Par, Bogey, Par, Birdie, Par, Double bogey, Bogey.
    Not bad for an old 14 handicapper eh?
    Your video has confirmed it’s a very good thought. Thanks.

    • September 30, 2013

      Paul Wilson

      Eriab,

      Very good. Sometime it all clicks. Hopefully it stays with you.

      • October 1, 2013

        ERIABBERA

        Hi Paul,
        The feeling was so good and so natural. For the first time, I felt a brief pause at the top of my back swing.
        I will make sure that feeling stays with me.

  3. September 30, 2013

    HowardMiller

    Thanks Paul. Your lesson adds perfectly to what Pete just instructed me to focus on yesterday. Your coaching is brilliant.

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    October 1, 2013

    HaroldBaldock

    It works. I just keep thinking effortless, powerless arms are there for the ride. Allow arms to extend for fairway woods. Relax and keep focus. I am at 30 handicap now, lowest ever. Got a chance to play with two pros for $12 tomorrow. Will keep same strategy but will be very observant. Thanks Paul.

    • October 1, 2013

      Paul Wilson

      Harold,

      Don’t let playing with pros scare you. We all started out playing the game the same.

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        October 2, 2013

        HaroldBaldock

        Paul, I think of it as an oppurtunity to watch and observe and most especially relax and have fun. No matter how I play today, I think your help has been illuminating for me . I will continue with doing my best to get this 56 year old body moving the best I can with effortless arms loose wrists and torque. Position A -Position B and let those arms stretch out in between.

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    October 2, 2013

    HaroldBaldock

    Mediocre scores all around, however a great day with some valuable insight. Also I am more confident in overcoming the stage fright of having people watch that for some reason I think i need to impress them. More important to focus on how one handles themselves when it goes bad. Enjoy learning from you Paul. Hope your day a good one

    • October 2, 2013

      Paul Wilson

      Harold,

      Forget your friends and trying to impress them. What will impress them is coming out with a great swing where you look like you are going to shoot 65. So keep working on perfecting you positions. A great swing will allow you to hit great shots. I keep telling everyone this. Hopefully, you and they are listening.

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        October 3, 2013

        HaroldBaldock

        Thanks for all your support. One question I asked the pros was ” at what age did you start golfing?” Both Paul And Lauren replied about 11 yrs old. I probably don’t have to say that both used effortless arms (by my humble observation). I can also say Lauren had the better swing, so smooth and like it was no effort at all. She hit 50 meters further than me almost every time. Also, be assured my eyes and ears are open. I am listening to you and and other advisors of ignition golf with full attention. It’s all good mate as we say in Australia. Harold

        • October 3, 2013

          Paul Wilson

          Harold,

          As I say most pros started as kids. The slow effortless swing is the way to go. Unfortunately, this is deceiving. Although it looks effortless the effort is used to turn the body not to hit with the arms. The body then tells the arms how fast to swing. Keep his effortless image in mind the next time you play and practice. You can’t go wrong.

  6. December 14, 2013

    RaymondCHASTEL

    Paul ,Regarding kids ,I was a First s

    • December 15, 2013

      Paul Wilson

      Raymond,

      Great thanks.

      STC is definitely in line with what I teach. I just like knowing exact positions so I can repeat it.

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