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Elk’s Lesson With Sung Woon Lee (Part 3) – Episode #1416

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Champions Tour professional Steve Elkington gives a golf lesson to KLPGA Tour professional Sung Woon Lee at The Grand Golf Club in San Diego, CA (Part 3) – Episode #1416

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10 thoughts on “Elk’s Lesson With Sung Woon Lee (Part 3) – Episode #1416”

  2. Restricting hip turn in backswing is one of the worst things you can do for
    your swing. It will make it difficult to get a deep right hip at the top
    and this takes away the space needed for the arms on the downswing

  3. creating all that nice torque she’ll be headed to the orthopedic surgeons
    before very long like Tiger the torque miester and countless other young
    golfers with lower back problems. Nicklaus and Norman never talked about
    the swing this way and played incredibly strong golf thruout their careers.
    Norman frequently talked about turning the right hip pocket all the way
    around in the backswing as far as possible to generate full and free range
    of motion. Nicklaus did the same, had almost a reverse pivot he turned so
    far and had an incredibly powerful swing. This rubber band theory is
    destructive imo.

  7. I play with alot of painters out on my weekend golf and they wonder why
    their PW only flies 120yds while mine flies 140-150yds. I f you want the
    ball to fly up with a penetrating ball flight, you have to hit down. Last
    week I gave a few tips to a couple of friends and they both gained 10-15
    yds, instantly, but now they have more to think about, which is good 🙂

    Elk knows, once you know, you never go back.

  8. Are you sure? Bomb the ground? Dynamic? This poor lady is going to hit down
    a lot on her driver shots that will create so much back spin. She will also
    balloon her irons shorts way too high if she plays elks way. Her original
    swing suits her better. Like what hogan said, it has to feel natural to
    one’s body or motion. 

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