GForce Wedge Training
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- How to use the GForce Swing Trainer Wedge. A great tool for improving chipping, pitching, lobs and bunker shots. Improves feel and distance control. Understand the secret behind the GForce Swing Trainer shaft.
Hi Stuart….just to let you know a good friend of mine was having a nightmare chipping so I gave him a lesson (European Golf Federation Teacher) with the Gforce wedge within minutes he got it and you should see an order coming through shortly. I worked with my coach yesterday to play a 150 yard bunker shot. We started with the Gforce 7I to understand the principles I then move to my 6I And was hitting the green. It was very cold and into the wind so any side spin would have been crucified.
My coach is also a playing professional so if says it’s a good shot it’s high praise indeed
Seve was a brilliant player and probably the best bunker player do think my time would be wasted learning every bunker shot. You really need to understand face control to execute all the different lies with different targets. No two bunker shots are the same…appreciate you thoughts
Back again, I've been hitting the wedge for full shots im still alittle heavy on the down swing but today I've finally seen a change my mate said this is the best he's ever seen my swing I went from 75 to 80 yards up hill to 95 super high super straight im an over the top player sorry I was. I have watched every video you put up over and over again but I've cracked it I hope the key was the pull down on the down swing pull up on the left leg but get the path to the target would like to say ty thought I would never get to feel a nice swing as I've spend thousands
Keep up the good work Tony, more new wedge training videos coming soon :-)
Good insight Tony. I'm thinking about the wedge vs. the 7 iron. Do you find that the full swings with the wedge still help you with your mid iron swing?
Hi Stuart… I have a degree in structural engineering and would be very interested with your thoughts regarding the golf shaft. The Gforce trio of irons and driver actually got me thinking different about the golf swing, centrifugal and centrifical forces as the sequencing creates a force multiplier hence Club head speed. In structural analysis you work with moment distribution when you have a dynamic structure in swimmers a world class swimmer force multiplies from the “catch” using his shoulder, elbow, wrist and pitch of the hand to build a 25 kn force to the point of release. That’s why young swimmers must except this and work on perfect technique; slowly over time their anatomy collectively strengthens their body shape as they progress to 25 knf.
In my eye the Gforce trio are exactly the same your longest Club requires the greatest amount of flex as distance is achieved through club head speed and centre face contact you also have the widest amount of error to play with…”the fairway”. The Gforce 7 iron is stiffer still giving centre face contact but far more accuracy is required with approach shot finally, the 64 deg wedge is the shortest, heaviest club in the bag which requires pin point accuracy and low and behold the Gforce wedge is reasonably stiff.
Two points surely if we agree with this principle then every club in the bag should have a different flex in the shaft which in turn would promote a natural golfer as they progress to a positive stroke index
What do you think Stuart
How about chipping with the G force wedge. Need help with that . Doing better overall with the 7 and full shots .
Hi Richard, here are some chipping videos, let me know how you get on with these after some practice :-)
Chipping Mechanics
ruclips.net/video/Tp_7wNA3_lM/видео.html
Pitching Mechanics
ruclips.net/video/807IY-BoCR4/видео.html