Jimmy Bruen was the original Matthew Wolff

After watching the great move of Jimmy Bruen, I explain how power generation in the golf swing works, no matter how your swing grossly looks to the eye, be it Bruen and Wolff or Faldo or Nicklaus or Hogan.
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Jacob’s is talking about a threshing tool called a flail. The noun. Not the verb used to mean an awkward movement. The old English golfers often talked of this relating to a release action.

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Extreme float loading.
Bruin was a golf swing genius !

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I would even throw Calvin Peete in the mix. He had a modified style Bruen movement as well

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The swing is a gravity golf swing with long natural power never gets an injury.

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That’s John Jacobs doing the voice over. Considered one of the best golf coaches of all time. Both Harmon and Hardy attribute their golf philosophy to John Jacobs (RIP).

[@roy9816]

I read somewhere that to prove to students that he knew what he was talking about, he would stomp on a ball until it was completely buried, then hit it 200 yards with a four wood. 😵‍💫

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@@roy9816 His party coaching trick was not to look at the pupil but the ball flight. He would then tell his assistant to make the necessary adjustments to the pupil’s stance, grip etc until the ball flight was corrected.
All this without him have sight of the pupil proving his philosophy that golf was all about ball flight.

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Juju swing, Brad Peterson

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Loved jimmy bruens swing. Thought faldo was disrespectful.