Golf Forum Golf Equipment Golf Lessons Golf Videos Join Golf Instruction
 
Full Swing
Rotary Swing Tour - Anatomical Absolutes of Golf
Golf Biomechanics Home Page 1. RST Overview 2. Use of the Hips and Core - Driver Swing 3. Biomechanically Correct Golf Setup and Balance 4. Functional Squat and One Legged Exercises 5. Functional Bridge Exercises 6. Inner Thigh/Hip Exercise 7. Back Stabilizer Exercise 8. Push vs. Pull 9. Golf Core Rotation Exercises 10. Golf Swing Weight Shift - Part 1 11. Golf Swing Weight Shift - To the Right - Part 2 12. Golf Swing Weight Shift - To the Left - Part 3 13. Sean O'Hair - Rotary Swing Tour 14. Common Swing Faults Caused by Setup 15. The Takeaway in the Golf Swing 16. Understanding Shoulder Elevation 17. The Role of the Right Arm in the Takeaway 18. Posture's Affect on the Takeaway 19. Golf Instruction - Muscle Activation 20. Tiger Woods Biomechanics 21. Move 2 - Completing the Backswing 22. Move 3 - The Golf Downswing 23. Creating a Golf Swing Plane 24. Effects of Bad Ball Position 25. 9 to 3 Drill 26. Move 4 - The Follow Through 27. Common Faults in the Follow Through 28. Tiger Woods - Getting Stuck - Downswing 29. Throw the Ball Drill 30. Right Arm Only - Downswing Drill
Rotary Swing Fundamentals Rotary Golf Swing Drills Faults and Fixes Advanced Technique Rotary Hitter Two Plane
Rotary Golf Learning Series Short Game Mental Game Golf Instruction Golf Equipment Professional Swings
Pro Golf Swing Sequences Home Ben Hogan Tiger Woods Chuck Quinton Paul Dickinson Stuart Appleby Ernie Els Golf Swing DTL Ernie Els Grip Jose Maria Olazabal Annika Sorenstam Peter Jacobsen Sam Snead Adrian Wadey Face On Adrian Wadey Down the Line Tyler Aldridge 2007 PGA Tour Qualifying School
Member's Swings Golf Fitness Membership Info Golf Tips & Info
   

The Rotary Swing Book

by Chuck Quinton

rotary swing book

 


Rotary Swing Golf Instruction DVD's
golf instruction dvd

 

 

NEW! Rotary Swing Hats & Shirts!

rotary swing hat

 

 

by Chuck Quinton

 

 

asd View "PGA Tour Sean O'Hair Rotary Swing Tour" Video



If you're looking for PGA Tour players who emulate the Rotary Swing Tour golf swing, few do it better than Tiger Woods and Sean O'Hair, both of whom are featured in this video. When you slow their two golf swings down, it is amazing to see the similarities of the two golfers even though at speed they make look quite different. Both golfers do many great things in their golf swing, but you will also see a few things in here that can be improved upon that will make them better players.

 

I'm primarily focusing on Sean O'Hair in this video due to his recent '09 win at Quail Hollow where his strong back nine performance on Sunday earned him his third PGA Tour victory. However, I also use him here to show where his swing causes him a few problems like it did at Bayhill this year where he lost in a battle down the stretch against Tiger. This video is taken from that Bayhill tournament.

 

In one of the down the line sequences I analyze, you can see where Sean's being slightly disconnected at the top with his right arm leaves him slightly out of sequence on the way down leading to blocks and hooks. You will clearly be able to see where his hips are more open at impact, pulling his shoulders open and leaving his arms just a fraction behind. Tiger has slowed his lower body rotation down to give his arms a chance to keep up, but in his changes with Haney has moved to such an arms dominated movement that he often ends up with his shoulder closed at impact leading to big blocks and the occasional snap hook. If we could combine these two swings into one, you'd have a near perfect swing from an anatomical and mechanical perspective.

 

sean ohair

 

 

 

Golf Store
Buy Rotary Swing instructional DVD's, books and golf training aids.


stack and tilt golf swingGameConsole
See the Members Vault GameConsole in action!


custom driver fittingCustom Driver Fitting
Pick up 40 yards today with the proper driver and technique!