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Great analysis

All your tips make perfect sense, can you do a video on setup? Maybe even explore the closed feet open shoulders setup especifically. Great video, cheers.

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The first modern power swing

Great stuff man! You make very high quality content please do more youtube

Great tips. I will definitely follow your advice

Trust me, I need to think a little more! But point well taken....plan, setup, swing (fast, before I start thinking again). Good lesson, frfr

One of the best pivots in golf e 3:16 ver. The youth on tour and college kids , and high school must learn to pivot like Nicklaus. That is the key to his dominance. The PIVOT. !!!

Gareth bale!😂

I've been struggling for a year with my swing and decided to go back to a more upright swing like Jack's and I'm flushing it again!!!! He knew what he was doing!

There will never be another. So iconic.

メジャー初優勝🏆1963年が一番パワフル。70年代はヤングライオンズ(ｼﾞｮﾆｰﾐﾗｰやﾜｲｽｺﾌ等)に感化されて過度なﾆｰｱｸｼｮﾝ。その後進化したスイングで立ち直る。ニクラスやワトソンの最大の長所は前傾が保てる事。セベやノーマンはフィニッシュが大き過ぎてしばしば右肩が上がり右へのプッシュアウトをしていた。メジャーの最終日にプレッシャーが大きい場面で、その違いが出る事がよくあった。20台なら大きく華麗なフィニッシュを身体が支えるが、30台を過ぎると堪えきれずに右肩があがり右へのプッシュアウトになる。ニクラスやワトソンがメジャーに強かった最大の長所だと思う。日本の若手プロもその事実をよく研究して欲しい。松山英樹ももっとコンパクトなフィニッシュを取り入れたら安定すると思う。ニクラスのメジャー18勝と共に２位19回は驚異的な安定感だ

Give this man the equipment of today?…..Jack as you can see here held nothing back. Power, finesse, read greens with a touch like no one else. Nice music, great video uploader. Was hoping to see a still of Jack with putter raised up for that iconic Masters birdie, but oh well. “Yes sir”! I enjoyed this montage.

Play some enjoying your instruction thinking of sitting in my swing maybe for some instruction how do I do that

Thank you for this video!

Fascinating video

He has like no hip turn thats crazy

nice music! teared up, no homo

G.O.A.T.

That is the best explanation of a release I have ever seen. I wish I could do just one of them. CRICKET what a golf inhibitor . Chicken wing no release golf killer for us in UK who played cricket at school...

Thank you for this explanation. Now I know how to properly get the club head on the outside of my hands during the downswing. The key was knowing WHEN to straighten the trail arm at P6

The greatest champion ever!!

The best

Great video! Do Nicklaus and the rest of the long hitters bend their left wrist? I've been going through a lot of Golfing Machine, when I watch Lynn Blake speaking of the flat left wrist I actually see an arched flat wrist... Pete Cowen speaks of wringing the towel, which, to me that is much closer to a proper flat left wrist... McIlroy also speaks of "wringing the towel"... What's your take?

Alex: would you be on my YT channel Big Boy Pants Golf and explain this Gankas methodology vs other golf swing methodologies?

There have been better swings, but never a better performer. He could get in the heat and handle it.

Great video! Chest extension on the backswing to help shallow the club on the downswing.

Jack really throws everything at the ball. I love his swing. My body doesn't allow this kind of swing but I admire it. My swing (I've seen it on video) looks somewhere between Nick Price on a bad day, and a turtle losing his balance falling off a log.

Why it isn’t amazes me! It shows anything outside convention is white eyed

GOAT

2:40 at the top of your backswing YOUR SPINE IS LEANING towards the target >>>NOW tell me how you going to hit it towards the target?? >The truth is you can't >>YOU will back out of it and then go towards the target!

I know this is 4 years old but what you said perfectly describes my steep motions (lack of extension at the top) and throwing the right wrist and right elbow too early). Very simple and logical description of causes and fixes instead of some of lessons that seem to teach more manipulations some of us struggle with. I am not very flexible and have struggled with a flying right elbow and steepness since forever. I am anxious to try out what you prescribed and think it may be a much easier solution to some of my issues than some of the other things I’ve read and watched. TY

Love it. The music is amazing.

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At 0:40 you can see why his setup was the key - a view not much seen on videos of him. The shaft angle lines up perfectly to his spine angle. Then its just a matter of taking it back and returning to that spine and shaft position. It is why he could swing so hard and not miss a beat in accuracy. You can freeze it at 0:49 to see it matches the address angle.

Poetry in motion. I'll bet a number of today's tour players have never really seen his swing like this.

That is the best explanation I have ever heard about different swing patterns of golf swing rotations. Thanks

Great video…arms turning with the swing beautiful fluid motion!!!

Nice explanation 👍🏻

The most graceful and powerful swing that golf ever had.

If he had used more lower body action and more foot work, he could have really made some accomplishments.😂😂

Well spoken and insightful!

The G.O.A.T.

Great advice and presentation

I saw him play at Memphis Open 1963. He was soooo long and swung so hard it is indelibly etched in my memory.

Give that man a sim 2 and a pro v1...

Super pumped on the breakdown from a 2nd team all American 😂

Tiger came close, but Jack's record of 18 majors is going stand for a long, long time. And I mean a LONG time.

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Clutch putter.