Comments for simplegolf.com http://simplegolf.com/blog Thu, 27 Oct 2011 15:09:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on What is Simple Swing? by Simple Joe (Joe Davidson) http://simplegolf.com/blog/comment-page-1/#comment-1034 Simple Joe (Joe Davidson) Wed, 04 Aug 2010 21:59:04 +0000 http://simplegolf.com/blog/?page_id=53#comment-1034 Hi Oscar, I'm delighted the chipping is working well for you. Thank you. Joe Davidson Simple Golf Hi Oscar,

I’m delighted the chipping is working well for you.

Thank you.

Joe Davidson
Simple Golf

]]> Comment on What is Simple Swing? by oscar mcfadden http://simplegolf.com/blog/comment-page-1/#comment-1033 oscar mcfadden Wed, 04 Aug 2010 21:31:23 +0000 http://simplegolf.com/blog/?page_id=53#comment-1033 the simple swing golf tip .on chiping have helped me save par on long par fours.an missed greens.than ever befour.thanks joe davidson. the simple swing golf tip .on chiping have helped me save par on long par fours.an missed greens.than ever befour.thanks joe davidson.

]]> Comment on What is Simple Swing? by Simple Joe (Joe Davidson) http://simplegolf.com/blog/comment-page-1/#comment-877 Simple Joe (Joe Davidson) Wed, 14 Jul 2010 14:24:15 +0000 http://simplegolf.com/blog/?page_id=53#comment-877 Hi John, Symple Swing does have some similarities to the Heard Super Swing. However it's has a good number of improvements over the Super Swing. The Super Swing was one of the swings we benchmarked against during development. Joe Davidson Simple Golf Hi John,

Symple Swing does have some similarities to the Heard Super Swing. However it’s has a good number of improvements over the Super Swing. The Super Swing was one of the swings we benchmarked against during development.

Joe Davidson
Simple Golf

]]> Comment on What is Simple Swing? by John E. Nelson http://simplegolf.com/blog/comment-page-1/#comment-870 John E. Nelson Tue, 13 Jul 2010 19:15:50 +0000 http://simplegolf.com/blog/?page_id=53#comment-870 Tried info on some of your clips and liked it I am know a past Super swing. Looking forward to receiving my dvd order Tried info on some of your clips and liked it I am know a past Super swing. Looking forward to receiving my dvd order

]]> Comment on What is Simple Swing? by Simple Joe (Joe Davidson) http://simplegolf.com/blog/comment-page-1/#comment-869 Simple Joe (Joe Davidson) Tue, 13 Jul 2010 17:08:15 +0000 http://simplegolf.com/blog/?page_id=53#comment-869 Your order is on it's way and should arrive Wednesday. Joe Davidson Simple Golf Your order is on it’s way and should arrive Wednesday.

Joe Davidson
Simple Golf

]]> Comment on What is Simple Swing? by Tim Arnold http://simplegolf.com/blog/comment-page-1/#comment-852 Tim Arnold Sun, 11 Jul 2010 01:05:44 +0000 http://simplegolf.com/blog/?page_id=53#comment-852 I'm confirming my order. I’m confirming my order.

]]> Comment on What is Simple Swing? by Joe Davidson http://simplegolf.com/blog/comment-page-1/#comment-469 Joe Davidson Mon, 19 Apr 2010 16:06:57 +0000 http://simplegolf.com/blog/?page_id=53#comment-469 In the Simple Golf system we use the PowerThumb http://simplegolf.com/blog/wp-admin/post.php?action=edit&post=378 Are you using the PowerThumb grip? Joe Davidson Simple Golf In the Simple Golf system we use the PowerThumb http://simplegolf.com/blog/wp-admin/post.php?action=edit&post=378

Are you using the PowerThumb grip?

Joe Davidson
Simple Golf

]]> Comment on What is Simple Swing? by Crumbacher http://simplegolf.com/blog/comment-page-1/#comment-464 Crumbacher Sat, 17 Apr 2010 12:28:31 +0000 http://simplegolf.com/blog/?page_id=53#comment-464 I have developed a problem that comes & goes but it's rolling my hands clockwise at impact instead of rolling them counterclockwise. I was told that's called undercutting. Usually it only happens with my driver or lob wedge. It produces a weak shot that slices severely. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Chuck I have developed a problem that comes & goes but it’s rolling my hands clockwise at impact instead of rolling them counterclockwise. I was told that’s called undercutting. Usually it only happens with my driver or lob wedge. It produces a weak shot that slices severely. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Chuck

]]> Comment on What is Simple Swing? by tennisinstr http://simplegolf.com/blog/comment-page-1/#comment-436 tennisinstr Mon, 05 Apr 2010 20:15:19 +0000 http://simplegolf.com/blog/?page_id=53#comment-436 Anyone struggling with swing plane problems should focus on the " Swing Tracks Drill." I use the drill every day and my swing has improved tremendously. Joe thinks he has been harping on its use, but I don't think he emphasizes the drill enough. In my opinion, the Swing Tracks Drill is the most effective drill I have ever used. When done correctly, all of your swing plane issues should be resolved. Anyone struggling with swing plane problems should focus on the ” Swing Tracks Drill.” I use the drill every day and my swing has improved tremendously. Joe thinks he has been harping on its use, but I don’t think he emphasizes the drill enough. In my opinion, the Swing Tracks Drill is the most effective drill I have ever used. When done correctly, all of your swing plane issues should be resolved.

]]> Comment on About by Joe Davidson http://simplegolf.com/blog/about/comment-page-1/#comment-434 Joe Davidson Mon, 05 Apr 2010 15:01:44 +0000 http://simplegolf.com/blog/?page_id=2#comment-434 You handle them very similarly to the way you do with any other swing although there are some differences. Here's a quick overview: Ball Above Your Feet Shots Ball above your feet shots can usually be handled with a normal stance. As with any swing expect that the ball will likely draw or hook coming off that lie. Ball Below Your Feet Shots Depending on the slope of the hip these shots can be tough for any swing. For Symple Swingers I recommend the T-Lock stance. The T-Lock Stance http://simplegolf.com/blog/full-swing/basics-full-swing/t-lock-stance/ keeps the lower body stable during the swing which is really helpful on ball below that feet stance. How much you bend your knees can help you compensate for the slope of the hill. As with any swing expect that the ball will likely fade or slice coming off that lie. Down Hill Shots Play the ball back in your stance. Set up with your spine almost perpendicular to the hill. Your spine angle is critical here. If you set up normally you're spine will likely be tilted too far back. Set your shoulders almost parallel to the slope. Take a more lofted club to compensate for the decrease in shot height created by the downslope, and grip down a few inches on the shaft. Up Hill Shots Again set your shoulders almost parallel to the slope. This time take a less lofted club to compensate for the increase in shot height created by the upslope, and grip down a few inches on the shaft. There is a bit more tendency to draw this shot so aiming a little to the right of your target is wise Joe Davidson Simple Golf You handle them very similarly to the way you do with any other swing although there are some differences. Here’s a quick overview:

Ball Above Your Feet Shots
Ball above your feet shots can usually be handled with a normal stance. As with any swing expect that the ball will likely draw or hook coming off that lie.

Ball Below Your Feet Shots
Depending on the slope of the hip these shots can be tough for any swing. For Symple Swingers I recommend the T-Lock stance. The T-Lock Stance http://simplegolf.com/blog/full-swing/basics-full-swing/t-lock-stance/ keeps the lower body stable during the swing which is really helpful on ball below that feet stance. How much you bend your knees can help you compensate for the slope of the hill. As with any swing expect that the ball will likely fade or slice coming off that lie.

Down Hill Shots
Play the ball back in your stance. Set up with your spine almost perpendicular to the hill. Your spine angle is critical here. If you set up normally you’re spine will likely be tilted too far back. Set your shoulders almost parallel to the slope. Take a more lofted club to compensate for the decrease in shot height created by the downslope, and grip down a few inches on the shaft.

Up Hill Shots
Again set your shoulders almost parallel to the slope. This time take a less lofted club to compensate for the increase in shot height created by the upslope, and grip down a few inches on the shaft. There is a bit more tendency to draw this shot so aiming a little to the right of your target is wise

Joe Davidson
Simple Golf

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