Funny golf tip from J.C. Anderson

PGA TOUR player J.C. Anderson's classic satirical instructional on what to think about when swinging the golf club.
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23 thoughts on “Funny golf tip from J.C. Anderson

  1. J.C. understands Homer Kelley’s Golfing Machine, the most indecipherable
    golf book ever written… or at least he’s heard some of Kelley’s key buzz
    phrases. I made it to about page 20 on three different tries before finally
    giving up. Kelley probably figured out the golf swing but there’s no way to
    tell since his book is so complicated.

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  3. That was beautiful! I personally think that ‘experts’ analyze the swing to
    death. The best instruction I ever heard is, ‘just hit the f—ing ball’.

  4. You have to try to flat load your feet, so you can snap load your power
    package. That way you can amplify both lag and drag pressure through impact
    fix. As long as your number two power accumulator doesn’t break down, you
    can reach maximum centripetal force with minimum pivotal resistance. You
    see, the pivot is utilization of multiple centers to produce a circular
    motion for generation centripetal force on an adjusted plain plus the main
    sum bounciness are relative two line delivery path.

  5. See, golf is geometrically oriented layer force; it involves a physics of
    muscular thrust, and geometry of the circle. You can divide the golf swing
    into 24 components each between 12-15 variations.

  6. No. Its the positive paralactic readjustment while relaxing at the pivotal
    perpendicular centrifugal intercourse that produces the perfect shot.

  7. This video’s been on youtube for like 4 years… and it’s better without
    the cheeky music in the background. /watch?v=NaOrTqo9F7A

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