Perfect Golf Swing?

With many ideologies in modern golfing and not forgetting equipments, is there such thing as a Perfect Golf Swing?

I'd say that there isn't a perfect golf swing. There would likely be very good golf swings but it doesn't make the swing perfect. There will always be flaws in one's swing.

u want a perfect swing, u hv to be a machine.

weesern wrote:

u want a perfect swing, u hv to be a machine.

... and even machines make mistakes.

Any swing that can be consistently repeated when the need calls, is a good swing......or at least that is my dream swing.

errrm...reminds me of a site that i saw before...advertising for swing machine golf...

No one can swing it like 'Iron Byron'... 8)

yah man....

So, there you have it, if a Iron Byron is the perfect machine which modeled after the legendary Bryon Nelson, then Byron Nelson must have the Perfect Swing to start with...

There we have the answer to Perfect Swing..

Khorkar wrote:

So, there you have it, if a Iron Byron is the perfect machine which modeled after the legendary Bryon Nelson, then Byron Nelson must have the Perfect Swing to start with...

There we have the answer to Perfect Swing..

yes, but golf is so much a mental game too.. Even the great Byron Nelson can't win them all but his swing was very well admired hence the Iron Byron

There is only the 'perfect swing for you'--consistent, controllable, repeatible, powerful.

John Daley, Moe Norman, Ben Hogan, Tiger Woods all have different pre- and post-impact swings positions, but at the moment of impact, they all are at optimum swing plane and path for their physical abilities.

It's that fraction of a second when the clubhead meets the small spot on the club where everything happens--good or bad.

There are no easy answers to the golf swing as it is probably one of the most difficult sports activities around.

If you want to be like Iron Byron or the PING Golf Machine, nail your feet to the ground with large iron spikes first as there is NO lower body movement in those swing machines. It all depends on pendulum and hinge physics to propel the golf ball.

CK

CK, why you keep on mention John Daley? Is John Daley = John Daly = John Patrick Daly?

Yeah, John Patrick Daly (Long John). I don't always remember how to spell his last name.

Me english getting worz with age!



CK

Technospaz wrote:

I'd say that there isn't a perfect golf swing. There would likely be very good golf swings but it doesn't make the swing perfect. There will always be flaws in one's swing.

spot on.

jim furyk and kenny perry have weird swings...

still champions..