What is a Right Sided Swing??

Right_sided_coach wrote:

National Inter-School Golf Championship 2010

Just got news thru from Sports School student Marc Ong. Today in Round 1 at Marina Bay, the 14 year old Right Sided Swinger recorded an unbelievable round of 67 (5 under par from Blue Tees)

Marc is the defending champion from 2009 and has a 6 stroke lead after day 1. He has recently been selected into the mens national squad as the youngest ever member. Keep an eye out for this boy as he has a very promising future in the game.

It was only 3-4 years ago he was an 18 handicapper. The RSS has taken his game to another level. I am confident he can bring home the trophy tomorrow.

Marc Ong has finished 1st place after a 2nd round 74 today. He won by 5 strokes finishing the 36 holes on 3 under par.

Other Right siders who played well were Lucius Toh who at 12 years old came second in his division with 75 and 79. Jia Yi Lim was 2nd in girls B Division, 3rd was Nadhra Agilah and Dion Lim was 2nd in the girls C Division.

Well done to all who played

Hi Paul,

So 1st may will be on RCC? I need to look for you but RCC is damm far from my side...

RC

rc311 wrote:

Hi Paul,

So 1st may will be on RCC? I need to look for you but RCC is damm far from my side...

RC

Hey RC

What you talking about....nothing is far in Singapore.....from your place only 29km and 25 mins according to google maps. I will make the trip worth your while mate

I used to drive 3 hours for a golf lesson in OZ !!!

Right_sided_coach wrote:

All My Golf Club members will be or have been notified by end of business today as to the future of My Golf Club.

Regards
Paul

hi Paul, no news yet... Does it mean MGC is here to stay?

Hello Paul,

Tried to google on the RSS system on the net.

Are there any video on how you swing the Driver using the RSS system?

HyBriD wrote:

Hello Paul,

Tried to google on the RSS system on the net.

Are there any video on how you swing the Driver using the RSS system?

Its the same swing, just different ball position

Hi Paul although GE academy had pulled out of sg, does that means you guys will not be under contract to teach @ the sports school?

Hi Paul

Can I ask... is the lady golfer in the foreground (one in blue 3/4 pants) swing from her right side? Correct me if I'm wrong. Thanks.

Nothing like it mate. More like a reverse pivot. See the pictures below

Opposite set up angles


This causes a different radius and turn


Opposite body shape at top of swing, hers is a reverse pivot/tilt


This causes the poor impact position


Head gets stuck down and legs look different


Not sure who this lady is but for a pro, her impact position is not fantastic

wow..thx Paul. Didn't quite see that..very observant.

I noticed for the example given by you for RSS, I'd noticed thyat in the 4th pic,the bloke broke his left wrist (I guess that he's trying to comnpress the ball). Is that a good practice? I remeber u telling me to keep both wrists solid, thereby retenting the angles for both wrists.

Thanks for clarifying.

wow, is the lady in black and white doing a ben hogan swing?

HH wrote:

wow, is the lady in black and white doing a ben hogan swing?

Lady in black and white is Michelle Wie, not a Ben Hogan/RSS. She is coached by Leadbetter

Results from this weeks Singapore Junior Championship. In all I had around 20 players in the field. The right siders are highlighted in red.

Singapore Junior Golf Championship 2010
Keppel Club
Wednesday 2nd to Friday 4th June 2010

Prize Presentation

Age Group Name T-Gross
Overall Boy Champion 12 - 17 yrs Jeremiah Kim (MAL) 219 (74, 71, 74)
(Lee Kim Yew Challenge Trophy & Replica)
Overall Boy Runner-Up Chieh-Po Lee (CTPE) 221 (74, 72, 75)
Overall Girl Champion 12 - 17 yrs Kok Jo Ee (SGP) 218 (73, 74, 71)
(Challenge Trophy & Replica)
Overall Girl Runner-Up Nur Durriyah Damian (MAL) 223 (74, 77, 72)
Overall Best Local Boy Performer 12 - 17 yrs Low Wee Jin (SGP) 222ocb (79, 71, 72)
(Rolex Cup & Replica)
Best Gross Boys Winner 15 - 17 yrs Low Wee Jin (SGP) 222 (79, 71, 72)
Best Gross Boys Runner-Up Chung Hong Zheng (SGP) 225 (71, 78, 76)
Best Gross Boys Winner 12 - 14 yrs Marc Ong (SGP) 222 (73, 74, 75)
Best Gross Boys Runner-Up Wong Qi Wen (SGP) 232 (80, 78, 74)
Best Gross Girls Winner 15 - 17 yrs Joey Poh (SGP) 231 (76, 76, 79)
Best Gross Girls Runner-Up Sharon Lay May Yen (MAL) 233ocb (76, 81, 76)
Best Gross Girls Winner 12 - 14 yrs Asha Lakshme (MAL) 243 (82, 77, 84)
Best Gross Girls Runner-Up Dion Lim Jia Yi (SGP) 249 (85, 81, 83)
Daily Best Gross - Boys 15 - 17 yrs - -
- Round 1 Chung Hong Zheng (SGP) 71
- Round 2 Jeremiah Kim (MAL) 71ocb
- Round 3 Low Wee Jin (SGP) 72
Daily Best Gross - Boys 12 - 14 yrs - -
- Round 1 Marc Ong (SGP) 73
- Round 2 Jin Cheng (CHN) 74ocb
- Round 3 Wong Qi Wen (SGP) 74
Daily Best Gross - Girls 15 - 17yrs - -
- Round 1 Kok Jo Ee (SGP) 73
- Round 2 Kok Jo Ee (SGP) 74
- Round 3 Kok Jo Ee (SGP) 71
Daily Best Gross - Girls 12 - 14 yrs - -
- Round 1 Lim Jia Yi (SGP) 81
- Round 2 Asha Lakshme (MAL) 77ocb
- Round 3 Dion Lim Jia Yi (SGP) 83
Team Event 12 - 17 yrs - -
- Winner SINGAPORE 440
Marc Ong / Kok Jo Ee (146, 148, 146)
- 1st Runner-Up MALAYSIA 442
Jeremiah Kim / Nur Durriyah Damian (148, 148, 146)
- 2nd Runner-Up CHINESE TAIPEI 454
Chieh-Po Lee / Chieh-Lin Chiu (154, 148, 152)

Today in the NSRCC Junior Open at Kranji, I witnessed one of the great rounds of golf by a junior. Right sided swinger Nicholas Lim was the winner and defended his title from 2009 with a faultless round of 69 (3 Under). It was truly a ball striking exhibition and if he had holed a few more short putts, a 66 could have been easily achieved

In 2nd position was another RSS Abdul Hadi with a 74, 4th was RSS'er Billie Pay and 6th was RSS'er Princeton Yeo.

In the 12-14 year division,1st and 2nd were RSS'ers Marc Ong and Edgar Oh while Lucius Toh and Leonard Tee came in 7th and 8th.

The RSS'ers claimed 1st, 2nd 3rd and 4th in the Girls division with Rachel Lim, Phoebe Tan, Nadhra Aqilha and Cathleen Wong.

Rounds of the week were Leonard Tee who shot a 77 playing off a 15 handicap and M Vickneshwaran who had an 81 from an 18 handicap. These two are new students of the RSS and have made some remarkable progress in a short time. There handicaps will definitely need to be adjusted

It was a rewarding week for Chris and myself and our students who have put in a lot of hard work. Being able to execute the shots under pressure confirms to us that the RSS can withstand the pressures of tournament play

Tomorrow, the Faldo Series commences at Raffles Country Club and we are hoping for some more trophies and improved results

Well done Warren Juniors Marc and Edgar!!!!

duffader wrote:

Well done Warren Juniors Marc and Edgar!!!!

Dont forget, Rachel Lim, Princeton Yeo and M Vickneshwaran (Murus son) who are also Warren members

Another Impressive performance at the Faldo Series Singapore Championship. RSS'er Edgar Oh claimed victory with a 36 hole score of 69, 71 (4 under par)

Edgar is 14 years old and won the overall trophy defeating his much older competitors in the under 21 division.

He claimed the Boys overall title in a playoff as well as the Boys 14-16 year division by a margin of 11 shots.

The win gains him entry to the Faldo Series Asia Grand final held in China at Mission Hills.

This performance as a 14 year old is outstanding and I hope he can do Singapore proud in the final.

Well done Edgar

Coach...which tee the juniors tee off from?

More Impressive results for the Right Siders

Results from HSBC Junior Series 2nd Leg at OCC

2nd Round play was abandoned due to heavy rain so the tournament was reduced to 18 holes.

The right siders claimed 1st and 2nd in both the divisions and 1st in the girls 12-14 division

Boys 15-17 years

1st Nicholas Lim (1 under par)
2nd Ashwin Bahnu (1 over par)

Boys 12-14 years

1st Marc Ong (2 over par) winner on count back
2nd Edgar Oh (2 over par)

Girls 12-14 years

1st Rachel Chaeng

An outstanding series of tournaments with the RSS'ers dominating all events and producing consistent results for all tournaments.
Nicholas, Marc and Edgar are leading the way for junior golf in Singapore. The hard work they have put in during training is reaping rewards. A credit to them.

As coaches we are very proud of their results

Well done

HI RSS coach, can you give me details of yr lesson fee?

Can a noob like me go under yr training?

Cant improve after finish the basic with a horrible coach...

Hi iori_del

Yes noobs can train no problem. I have PM'ed you some details

Regards

RSC

They now go to RCC for training?

Hi Paul
Just read through all 15 pages of the thread and watched the videos. Gained a lot of knowledge to reinforce what I have learnt so far about the RSS. I did some lessons while in BKK with Greg McIntosh and my game has improved a lot. I am looking to come to Singapore to do some lessons with you. Will contact you once I have organised the dates and flights
Thanks

travis

travis wrote:

Hi Paul
Just read through all 15 pages of the thread and watched the videos. Gained a lot of knowledge to reinforce what I have learnt so far about the RSS. I did some lessons while in BKK with Greg McIntosh and my game has improved a lot. I am looking to come to Singapore to do some lessons with you. Will contact you once I have organised the dates and flights
Thanks

travis

Greg and I worked together here at OCC before he moved to BKK. A very good coach and RSS instructor. I am not suprised you improved a lot. Glad you learnt from the thread. Look forward to seeing you in Singapore or I would be happy to come to Thailand. I am sure we can come to some arrangement