Right side swing

Committee Posts : 3617 Join date : 2010-02-18 Age : 55

Yo.. Been heard golfers talking about right side swing. Anyone practice it?

Committee Posts : 2369 Join date : 2010-02-19

Yup. What do you want to know?

Established Member Posts : 346 Join date : 2010-02-23

We all need to swing on the right to hit the ball. Right side swing 267277

Committee Posts : 3617 Join date : 2010-02-18 Age : 55

u tried? good?

Subject: Re: Right side swing Mon May 31, 2010 11:11 am

Tiley....inform me if you want to change swing. I want to bet with you big big. Right side swing 472247

Committee Posts : 2369 Join date : 2010-02-19

Depends on what you define as "good". It's a radical change for some. For others it's a natural transition. Currently I have 2 swings, my normal swing and rss. Which is better? Sometimes, I really don't know. Hah!

Committee Posts : 3617 Join date : 2010-02-18 Age : 55

it seem like apply ur weight on your left leg. no follow tru

Committee Posts : 3617 Join date : 2010-02-18 Age : 55

KC tried and he can hit 5 balls on target without fail. I'm impress, but would like to know more. Any advise?

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moi™ wrote:: Tiley....inform me if you want to change swing. I want to bet with you big big.

All u want is my money.

Committee Posts : 2369 Join date : 2010-02-19

follow through is always a must. but the weight transfer is a bit different from traditional methodology. RSS swinger is a draw player. So all your strategies will go out the window - esp if you are a fade player.

No harm trying. No harm exploring. Accept what is good, discard what's useless.

Committee Posts : 2369 Join date : 2010-02-19

IMHO, RSS is an excellent "beginner's" swing. Helps one get contact easier and more consistently. Pitching and putting is also easier.

To each his own. One man's trash is another man's gold. Cheers.

Legendary Member Posts : 1125 Join date : 2010-03-04

not quite suitable for me...
imo it's easier to allow entain parts to move than trying to restrict them... err think abt golf pls

Committee Posts : 3617 Join date : 2010-02-18 Age : 55

do u think distance will be the same? RSS use more on arm while traditional swing is on core muscle

Subject: Re: Right side swing Mon May 31, 2010 11:21 am

tiley wrote:

moi™ wrote:: Tiley....inform me if you want to change swing. I want to bet with you big big.

All u want is my money.

I thought is the other way round. I only want back my beer and money. Right side swing Icon_neutral

Committee Posts : 2369 Join date : 2010-02-19

draw players usually have distance advantage due to spin, loft, etc. So, highly likely you will get more distance.

Subject: Re: Right side swing Mon May 31, 2010 11:21 am

tiley wrote:: do u think distance will be the same? RSS use more on arm while traditional swing is on core muscle

Your 240m not enuf? Right side swing Icon_eek

Committee Posts : 3617 Join date : 2010-02-18 Age : 55

moi™ wrote:

tiley wrote:

moi™ wrote:: Tiley....inform me if you want to change swing. I want to bet with you big big.

All u want is my money.

I thought is the other way round. I only want back my beer and money. Right side swing Icon_neutral

Played 107. U think ppl believe I won ur MONEy?

Subject: Re: Right side swing Mon May 31, 2010 11:30 am

Rocky, can demo RSS on 10th june range at Bishan?

I see some kids at Warren, their swing is about 3/4 but very consistent, just wondering if they are practicing RSS too...

Committee Posts : 2369 Join date : 2010-02-19

NG: No problem. I know a little bit so I'll share. Smile

Legendary Member Posts : 1125 Join date : 2010-03-04

moi™ wrote:

tiley wrote:: do u think distance will be the same? RSS use more on arm while traditional swing is on core muscle

Your 240m not enuf? Right side swing Icon_eek

if i rem correctly it shd be 250m Right side swing 396268

Legendary Member Posts : 1125 Join date : 2010-03-04

bro tiley, best to get a rss coach n try it urself...

Familiar Face Posts : 123 Join date : 2010-02-20

whether right-side or left-side or whatever, the more important thing is ball go straight....

juz visit the other forum and pm Paul for a swing analysis, and he will run you briefly through the RSS.

my only advise is that u shld be clear what you want to achieve, in terms of goals, rather than changing or trying swing. it's a lot disruptive than changing equipment.

RSS does have its merits and in my views, it share all the fundamentals of a good swing. it just different route to the goal and also different packaging...

Highly Valued Member Posts : 923 Join date : 2010-03-05

no 1 swing is better or suitable for all......

even with yr current swing, did u see yr pro enuff now n then to tune it? do u practice enuff?

even for RSS, if u wana try... how long u willing to "try" or train on it to see the results? 1 month? 6 months? 1yr?
how often do u intend to practice it n "perfect" it b4 u comment it's good or bad? Smile

jmho... if we not willing to spend time n effort correctly, no swing is good. Smile

Subject: Re: Right side swing Sun Jun 06, 2010 4:00 pm

Talk to ssquirel if you want another view. He done this before. I started under RSS many donkey years ago. It is excellent for beginners but for season player it may be awhile after the swing change before you see any real results. I heard from folks who have absolute consistency and accuracy to their game after RSS but some also complaint that they lose distance. I would say, to each its own.

I echo what Rocky quotes, Pick up whats best and discard the useless. Dont sign up for 10 classes if you are not sure tho, cause you will end up throwing away hard earned $$$ if you give up after 2-3 classes.

Committee Posts : 2369 Join date : 2010-02-19

Thanks KK.

KopiO: For many people the objective is to go straight. For me, I think to hit a straight ball it too difficult. So long as I can get the ball to go how I want it to go, eg draw or fade, I am happy. Straight is a bonus for me. Cheers

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