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Do you agree with Bryson? #golf #golftips

Do you agree with Bryson? #golf #golftips

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A hallmark of Lee Trevino’s swing was right arm extension. I studied this move with Tim Brantley, and it completely changed the way I think about the release. Here I’m working on allowing my right hand to thrust the handle forward and around through impact rather than trying to “hit” at the ball. It’s a great feel to try because it encourages the club to release naturally while maintaining lag and compression. Trevino understood that power comes from extending through the shot, not quitting on it. Give this feeling a try on the range and see what it does for your ball striking. 👍🏻

A hallmark of Lee Trevino’s swing was right arm extension. I studied this move with Tim Brantley, and it completely changed the way I think about the release. Here I’m working on allowing my right hand to thrust the handle forward and around through impact rather than trying to “hit” at the ball. It’s a great feel to try because it encourages the club to release naturally while maintaining lag and compression. Trevino understood that power comes from extending through the shot, not quitting on it. Give this feeling a try on the range and see what it does for your ball striking. 👍🏻

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Hitting solid golf shots is like a trick. It’s counterintuitive. Some players feel it early and take off… others spend years chasing it. My job as a teacher is to show you that “aha” moment—how to compress the ball, control the strike, and repeat it. When it clicks, it’s euphoric. You’ll know it instantly. If you’re ready to experience that for yourself, join me at my upcoming golf schools: 📍 May 2–3 at Grapevine Golf Course (Texas) 📍 July 17–19 at Foxwoods (Connecticut) For details or private lessons, email me at christo@classicswing.golf

Hitting solid golf shots is like a trick. It’s counterintuitive. Some players feel it early and take off… others spend years chasing it. My job as a teacher is to show you that “aha” moment—how to compress the ball, control the strike, and repeat it. When it clicks, it’s euphoric. You’ll know it instantly. If you’re ready to experience that for yourself, join me at my upcoming golf schools: 📍 May 2–3 at Grapevine Golf Course (Texas) 📍 July 17–19 at Foxwoods (Connecticut) For details or private lessons, email me at [email protected]

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I’ve always loved playing blades because they kept me honest and narrowed my focus. But after years of that, I decided to see what a set of player’s distance irons could do for me. I gamed the P790’s for two years and really liked them—until I cracked my 7-iron. That sent me looking for something new, and I ended up with the MacGregor MACSPD irons. I’ve got to say, I’m blown away. They’re every bit as long as I need, and they fly ridiculously straight. The best part? They’re only $499 compared to $1499 for the P790’s. And if you use my code “classicswing”, you’ll save another 10%. These MacGregor Golf are the real deal.

I’ve always loved playing blades because they kept me honest and narrowed my focus. But after years of that, I decided to see what a set of player’s distance irons could do for me. I gamed the P790’s for two years and really liked them—until I cracked my 7-iron. That sent me looking for something new, and I ended up with the MacGregor MACSPD irons. I’ve got to say, I’m blown away. They’re every bit as long as I need, and they fly ridiculously straight. The best part? They’re only $499 compared to $1499 for the P790’s. And if you use my code “classicswing”, you’ll save another 10%. These MacGregor Golf are the real deal.

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What’s happened over time is this: modern instruction has become very position-based, while the greats—like Jack Nicklaus—were built on motion, sequence, and intent. So when teachers look at Nicklaus today, they often see: •Inside takeaway → “too far inside” •Across the line → “out of position” •Over-the-top move → “wrong path” •Early extension → “loss of posture” But that’s judging a living motion by frozen positions. The fundamentals that power his swing are no longer understood. Nicklaus wasn’t built on perfect positions—he was built on sequence, timing, and motion. A powerful shift before the top. A natural re-route of the club as he turned the corner. A vertical release that kept the face stable under pressure. It wasn’t textbook. It was effective. The great players didn’t all look the same—but they were built on the same timeless principles. Those principles haven’t changed… they’ve just been forgotten. I’ll be breaking this down step by step in my free webinar on the Classic Golf Swing, March 30th at 8pm and March 31st at 6pm. There’s a link to register in the first comment!

What’s happened over time is this: modern instruction has become very position-based, while the greats—like Jack Nicklaus—were built on motion, sequence, and intent. So when teachers look at Nicklaus today, they often see: •Inside takeaway → “too far inside” •Across the line → “out of position” •Over-the-top move → “wrong path” •Early extension → “loss of posture” But that’s judging a living motion by frozen positions. The fundamentals that power his swing are no longer understood. Nicklaus wasn’t built on perfect positions—he was built on sequence, timing, and motion. A powerful shift before the top. A natural re-route of the club as he turned the corner. A vertical release that kept the face stable under pressure. It wasn’t textbook. It was effective. The great players didn’t all look the same—but they were built on the same timeless principles. Those principles haven’t changed… they’ve just been forgotten. I’ll be breaking this down step by step in my free webinar on the Classic Golf Swing, March 30th at 8pm and March 31st at 6pm. There’s a link to register in the first comment!

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The most efficient way to swing a golf club is to go OTT. #golf #golftips #ott #miracleswing

The most efficient way to swing a golf club is to go OTT. #golf #golftips #ott #miracleswing

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One of the best ways to hit the ball straighter is by focusing on the extension of your right arm through the strike. When the trail arm straightens, it delivers the club squarely and helps your body release its stored energy in the right direction. Too many golfers collapse the right arm early or “chicken wing” the left, which causes pulls, slices, and inconsistency. Instead, think of the right arm extending down the target line after impact—just like Hogan, Snead, and so many classic swingers did. That extension keeps the clubface square, compresses the ball, and sends it flying on a rope. Work on this move and you’ll be amazed how much straighter your shots become.

One of the best ways to hit the ball straighter is by focusing on the extension of your right arm through the strike. When the trail arm straightens, it delivers the club squarely and helps your body release its stored energy in the right direction. Too many golfers collapse the right arm early or “chicken wing” the left, which causes pulls, slices, and inconsistency. Instead, think of the right arm extending down the target line after impact—just like Hogan, Snead, and so many classic swingers did. That extension keeps the clubface square, compresses the ball, and sends it flying on a rope. Work on this move and you’ll be amazed how much straighter your shots become.

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Can you guess what this player’s low round is? #golf

Can you guess what this player’s low round is? #golf

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My 72-year-old student Bob can still rip it 300 yards. Not because he swings harder—but because he finally learned to stop fighting the forces in the golf swing and let them work for him. A sound, traditional setup is worth its weight in gold, and Bob is living proof that real power never goes out of style. I’ll be teaching all of my Classic Power principles in a free webinar on December 19th and 22nd. The last one filled up fast, so if you want in, don’t wait—sign up now. Link below.

My 72-year-old student Bob can still rip it 300 yards. Not because he swings harder—but because he finally learned to stop fighting the forces in the golf swing and let them work for him. A sound, traditional setup is worth its weight in gold, and Bob is living proof that real power never goes out of style. I’ll be teaching all of my Classic Power principles in a free webinar on December 19th and 22nd. The last one filled up fast, so if you want in, don’t wait—sign up now. Link below.

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I pull the handle in with my left hand as I turn the corner. That simple move creates what I call the “water skier effect.” Just like a skier accelerates when the boat changes direction, the club speeds up when you pull in and turn through. It’s not about swinging harder—it’s about applying force at the right moment. This is one of the key pieces most golfers are missing. When you get it right, the strike feels effortless… and the ball jumps. If you’d like to learn how to build this into your swing, join me at my upcoming golf schools: 📍 May 2–3 at Grapevine Golf Course (TX) 📍 July 17–19 at Foxwoods (CT) For lessons or more info, email me at christo@classicswing.golf

I pull the handle in with my left hand as I turn the corner. That simple move creates what I call the “water skier effect.” Just like a skier accelerates when the boat changes direction, the club speeds up when you pull in and turn through. It’s not about swinging harder—it’s about applying force at the right moment. This is one of the key pieces most golfers are missing. When you get it right, the strike feels effortless… and the ball jumps. If you’d like to learn how to build this into your swing, join me at my upcoming golf schools: 📍 May 2–3 at Grapevine Golf Course (TX) 📍 July 17–19 at Foxwoods (CT) For lessons or more info, email me at [email protected]

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This swing has racked up over 1.8 million views on Instagram — and here’s why. In this move, I’m focusing on pulling my hands in toward my body as I turn the corner. This simple key accelerates my rotation and keeps the club in front of me — just like Hogan. When you feel it, you’ll never go back. 🎯 My next Classic Golf Swing Weekend School is happening September 20–21, and I’ll be teaching one-of-a-kind fundamentals that can truly change your game — and maybe even your life. Email me at christo@classicswing.golf for more details. Spots are limited! #ClassicGolfSwing #BenHogan #MySwingEvolution #GolfSchool #GolfFundamentals #GolfTraining #SwingLikeTheLegends #GolfDallas

This swing has racked up over 1.8 million views on Instagram — and here’s why. In this move, I’m focusing on pulling my hands in toward my body as I turn the corner. This simple key accelerates my rotation and keeps the club in front of me — just like Hogan. When you feel it, you’ll never go back. 🎯 My next Classic Golf Swing Weekend School is happening September 20–21, and I’ll be teaching one-of-a-kind fundamentals that can truly change your game — and maybe even your life. Email me at [email protected] for more details. Spots are limited! #ClassicGolfSwing #BenHogan #MySwingEvolution #GolfSchool #GolfFundamentals #GolfTraining #SwingLikeTheLegends #GolfDallas

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Before speed training, my longest drive on a launch monitor was 257 yards. After speed training, my longest drive was 332 yards. That's a 75-yard gain! The video compares these two swings side-by-side, and the difference is eye-opening. Speed training didn't just help me hit it farther—it completely changed what I thought was possible. Today's YouTube video features my fastest speed training session ever and premieres at 3:00 PM CT. If you're looking for more distance, you won't want to miss it! If you'd like to learn how I generate speed, compress the ball, and build a more powerful Classic Golf Swing, join me at my next Classic Swing Weekend Golf School on June 20-21 at Grapevine Golf Course. For golf school information or private lessons, email me at christo@classicswing.golf. #GolfSwing #SpeedTraining #LongDrive #ClassicGolfSwing #DistanceTraining #GolfInstruction

Before speed training, my longest drive on a launch monitor was 257 yards. After speed training, my longest drive was 332 yards. That's a 75-yard gain! The video compares these two swings side-by-side, and the difference is eye-opening. Speed training didn't just help me hit it farther—it completely changed what I thought was possible. Today's YouTube video features my fastest speed training session ever and premieres at 3:00 PM CT. If you're looking for more distance, you won't want to miss it! If you'd like to learn how I generate speed, compress the ball, and build a more powerful Classic Golf Swing, join me at my next Classic Swing Weekend Golf School on June 20-21 at Grapevine Golf Course. For golf school information or private lessons, email me at [email protected]. #GolfSwing #SpeedTraining #LongDrive #ClassicGolfSwing #DistanceTraining #GolfInstruction

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Blades are the real game-improvement irons. They demand your attention, your balance, and that pure, center-face strike the greats always relied on. When you train with clubs that tell the truth, your swing gets sharper, your contact gets cleaner, and the rest of your bag benefits right along with it.

Blades are the real game-improvement irons. They demand your attention, your balance, and that pure, center-face strike the greats always relied on. When you train with clubs that tell the truth, your swing gets sharper, your contact gets cleaner, and the rest of your bag benefits right along with it.

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I hear a lot of talk today about “hip and shoulder separation.” Yes, there’s a differential there. But honestly, I don’t want to think about it at all. When I swing, I just rotate from my core as hard as I can — like I’m throwing a hook at a heavy bag. It’s simple! I’ve never once heard a boxing coach tell a fighter to “separate” for power. They teach you to rotate your body in sequence. The power shows up naturally. The golf swing works the same way. Athletic rotation from the ground up. Simple. Powerful. Repeatable. If you’d like to learn my Classic Swing power method in person, my next Classic Swing Masterclass to February 28th at Grapevine Golf Course near Dallas. Email me at christo@classicswing.golf for details.

I hear a lot of talk today about “hip and shoulder separation.” Yes, there’s a differential there. But honestly, I don’t want to think about it at all. When I swing, I just rotate from my core as hard as I can — like I’m throwing a hook at a heavy bag. It’s simple! I’ve never once heard a boxing coach tell a fighter to “separate” for power. They teach you to rotate your body in sequence. The power shows up naturally. The golf swing works the same way. Athletic rotation from the ground up. Simple. Powerful. Repeatable. If you’d like to learn my Classic Swing power method in person, my next Classic Swing Masterclass to February 28th at Grapevine Golf Course near Dallas. Email me at [email protected] for details.

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Ben Hogan suggested you hit 30 drives as hard as you can at the end of practice to gain distance. Hitting it longer helps, and it’s fun! In my new course, Classic Power, I’ll show you every trick I used to gain over 50 yards with my driver. Coming Black Friday!

Ben Hogan suggested you hit 30 drives as hard as you can at the end of practice to gain distance. Hitting it longer helps, and it’s fun! In my new course, Classic Power, I’ll show you every trick I used to gain over 50 yards with my driver. Coming Black Friday!

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Bobby Jones demonstrating the easiest way to hit great golf shots. #golf #golftips #ott #miracleswing

Bobby Jones demonstrating the easiest way to hit great golf shots. #golf #golftips #ott #miracleswing

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Michelle Wie almost made the cut in a men’s PGA event at 14 years old. I believe this swing did not need to be changed. What do you think? 🤔

Michelle Wie almost made the cut in a men’s PGA event at 14 years old. I believe this swing did not need to be changed. What do you think? 🤔

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What do you see here? #golf #golftips #ott #miracleswing

What do you see here? #golf #golftips #ott #miracleswing

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So, now I can finally hit my pitching wedge 145 yards. Can you guess what I’m doing for 20 more yards?

So, now I can finally hit my pitching wedge 145 yards. Can you guess what I’m doing for 20 more yards?

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Tiger Woods—arguably the greatest iron player of all time—does ZERO excess shallowing in transition. So why is everyone obsessed with forcing this move? 🤔 It’s not the secret! It’s a distraction. Stop wasting your time. Learn the real fundamentals. #TigerWoods #GolfMyth #ClassicGolfSwing #GolfTips

Tiger Woods—arguably the greatest iron player of all time—does ZERO excess shallowing in transition. So why is everyone obsessed with forcing this move? 🤔 It’s not the secret! It’s a distraction. Stop wasting your time. Learn the real fundamentals. #TigerWoods #GolfMyth #ClassicGolfSwing #GolfTips

Classic Golf Swing

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The inside takeaway was once a part of every major champion’s swing. When you take the club back low and slow, it naturally works to the inside because you’re not lifting it… yet! Here I’m using Hall of Fame member Nancy Lopez as a prime example. These Classic Swing moves are often criticized by the modern golf instruction world, but I believe they’re natural, powerful, and they work. I’ll be giving a FREE Classic Swing webinar this Monday night, May 25th at 7pm CT. I’d love to share an in-depth look at the mechanics of the game’s greatest champions and why many of these timeless principles still hold up today. There's a link in the first comment! 👍🏻

The inside takeaway was once a part of every major champion’s swing. When you take the club back low and slow, it naturally works to the inside because you’re not lifting it… yet! Here I’m using Hall of Fame member Nancy Lopez as a prime example. These Classic Swing moves are often criticized by the modern golf instruction world, but I believe they’re natural, powerful, and they work. I’ll be giving a FREE Classic Swing webinar this Monday night, May 25th at 7pm CT. I’d love to share an in-depth look at the mechanics of the game’s greatest champions and why many of these timeless principles still hold up today. There's a link in the first comment! 👍🏻

Classic Golf Swing

93,499 views • 3 months ago

Does Tiger Woods “shallow?”

Does Tiger Woods “shallow?”

Classic Golf Swing

404,540 views • 1 year ago

With the announcement of Tiger Woods’ 7th back operation, I have to ask — is the modern golf swing setting up an entire generation of golfers for injury? That style with the feet planted, the vertical jump, and steep shoulders puts tremendous strain on the lower back. I know, because years ago I tried to “drop it under” like the modern pros — and it nearly ended my game. That injury led me back to the Classic Golf Swing — the one I was taught as a kid, the one that’s stood the test of time. It’s easier on my back, more natural on the body, and I can still hit the ball long and straight. If you’re struggling with back pain or feel like your swing is fighting your body, it might be time to look into the Classic Swing. It changed everything for me. I’ll be teaching it in person at my upcoming schools: 📍 November 8th – One-Day Masterclass in Dallas 📍 December 6th & 7th – Classic Swing Weekend Golf School in Dallas Enrollment is limited, and the weather will be perfect. For details, email me at christo@classicswing.golf

With the announcement of Tiger Woods’ 7th back operation, I have to ask — is the modern golf swing setting up an entire generation of golfers for injury? That style with the feet planted, the vertical jump, and steep shoulders puts tremendous strain on the lower back. I know, because years ago I tried to “drop it under” like the modern pros — and it nearly ended my game. That injury led me back to the Classic Golf Swing — the one I was taught as a kid, the one that’s stood the test of time. It’s easier on my back, more natural on the body, and I can still hit the ball long and straight. If you’re struggling with back pain or feel like your swing is fighting your body, it might be time to look into the Classic Swing. It changed everything for me. I’ll be teaching it in person at my upcoming schools: 📍 November 8th – One-Day Masterclass in Dallas 📍 December 6th & 7th – Classic Swing Weekend Golf School in Dallas Enrollment is limited, and the weather will be perfect. For details, email me at [email protected]

ChristoGarciaGolf

186,894 views • 10 months ago

On the Ed Sullivan Show, Ben Hogan gave one of the most important lessons ever broadcast: 👉 A vertical finish with the elbows folded in front of the body.

On the Ed Sullivan Show, Ben Hogan gave one of the most important lessons ever broadcast: 👉 A vertical finish with the elbows folded in front of the body.

Classic Golf Swing

184,735 views • 1 year ago

Bruce Lietzke proved that you don’t have to swing like everyone else to play world-class golf. He led the PGA Tour in total driving an incredible nine times, ranked among the best in Greens in Regulation, and was famously one of the Tour’s least enthusiastic practicers! I believe much of his consistency came from his reliable, over-the-top golf swing. It repeated under pressure, produced exceptional ball striking, and allowed him to trust his motion without spending endless hours on the range. That’s one of the biggest lessons I’ve learned from studying the great classic swingers: a repeatable OTT swing will always outperform a complicated one. If you’d like to learn why this motion has worked for players like Bruce Lietzke and how you can incorporate these principles into your own game, join me for my FREE Classic Golf Swing Webinar this Tuesday at 7:00 PM CT. I’ll share a registration link in the first comment!

Bruce Lietzke proved that you don’t have to swing like everyone else to play world-class golf. He led the PGA Tour in total driving an incredible nine times, ranked among the best in Greens in Regulation, and was famously one of the Tour’s least enthusiastic practicers! I believe much of his consistency came from his reliable, over-the-top golf swing. It repeated under pressure, produced exceptional ball striking, and allowed him to trust his motion without spending endless hours on the range. That’s one of the biggest lessons I’ve learned from studying the great classic swingers: a repeatable OTT swing will always outperform a complicated one. If you’d like to learn why this motion has worked for players like Bruce Lietzke and how you can incorporate these principles into your own game, join me for my FREE Classic Golf Swing Webinar this Tuesday at 7:00 PM CT. I’ll share a registration link in the first comment!

ChristoGarciaGolf

36,413 views • 2 months ago

Bryson DeChambeau is showing the Zen concept of Shoshin — beginner’s mind. It’s the attitude of openness, eagerness, and freedom from preconceptions when learning something new. Here, he discovers the feeling of a full throw release, which is very similar to what I was taught years ago by Roger Dunn. In golf, the old truths have a way of coming back around!

Bryson DeChambeau is showing the Zen concept of Shoshin — beginner’s mind. It’s the attitude of openness, eagerness, and freedom from preconceptions when learning something new. Here, he discovers the feeling of a full throw release, which is very similar to what I was taught years ago by Roger Dunn. In golf, the old truths have a way of coming back around!

ChristoGarciaGolf

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The secret to a smooth transition? Don’t force it. At the top of my swing, I simply let my arms and the club fall into the slot. Gravity does the work, and that natural drop sets the perfect timing for my release. Too many golfers rush from the top and lose their sequence. Trusting gravity keeps me patient, smooth, and in rhythm—just like the classic swingers of the past. Sometimes the best move you can make is no move at all. Let it fall.

The secret to a smooth transition? Don’t force it. At the top of my swing, I simply let my arms and the club fall into the slot. Gravity does the work, and that natural drop sets the perfect timing for my release. Too many golfers rush from the top and lose their sequence. Trusting gravity keeps me patient, smooth, and in rhythm—just like the classic swingers of the past. Sometimes the best move you can make is no move at all. Let it fall.

Classic Golf Swing

128,840 views • 11 months ago

I believe in lifting the lead heel with the driver just like Nicklaus and Snead did. It frees up a bigger turn and sets the weight shift in motion automatically. These timeless fundamentals still work, and I’m proud to be one of the few teaching the classic swing the way it was passed down through the greats. My December school is happening on the 6th & 7th at Grapevine GC near Dallas, and my long drive training program drops on Black Friday. Big things ahead—let’s keep building!

I believe in lifting the lead heel with the driver just like Nicklaus and Snead did. It frees up a bigger turn and sets the weight shift in motion automatically. These timeless fundamentals still work, and I’m proud to be one of the few teaching the classic swing the way it was passed down through the greats. My December school is happening on the 6th & 7th at Grapevine GC near Dallas, and my long drive training program drops on Black Friday. Big things ahead—let’s keep building!

Classic Golf Swing

110,509 views • 9 months ago

Sam Snead had one of the most classic, powerful golf swings of all time. Look closely and you’ll see things that today’s instruction would call “mistakes”: •He took the club to the inside. •He lifted his lead heel. •He swung over the top. And yet… with that swing, Snead is tied with Tiger Woods for the most PGA Tour victories in history—82 wins! If you want to learn how to harness the timeless power of the classic swing, join me at my next Miracle Swing Golf School on September 20 and 21. 📧 Email me at christo@classicswing.golf to reserve your spot!

Sam Snead had one of the most classic, powerful golf swings of all time. Look closely and you’ll see things that today’s instruction would call “mistakes”: •He took the club to the inside. •He lifted his lead heel. •He swung over the top. And yet… with that swing, Snead is tied with Tiger Woods for the most PGA Tour victories in history—82 wins! If you want to learn how to harness the timeless power of the classic swing, join me at my next Miracle Swing Golf School on September 20 and 21. 📧 Email me at [email protected] to reserve your spot!

Classic Golf Swing

128,011 views • 1 year ago

The release is everything. The real magic happens from the left arm at 9:00 to 3:00. Master this push-pull dynamic… and you’ll start to feel what a truly solid golf shot is supposed to be. 📍 Next Weekend Golf School: June 20–21 📧 christo@classicswing.golf for lesson inquiries

The release is everything. The real magic happens from the left arm at 9:00 to 3:00. Master this push-pull dynamic… and you’ll start to feel what a truly solid golf shot is supposed to be. 📍 Next Weekend Golf School: June 20–21 📧 [email protected] for lesson inquiries

ChristoGarciaGolf

45,926 views • 4 months ago

Sergio Garcia has long been admired as one of the premier ball strikers in the game. I recently watched a video where he demonstrated how he uses his right hand through the impact zone—allowing the club to rotate naturally while maintaining extension in the wrist. It wasn’t a flip. It wasn’t a roll. It was controlled rotation with structure. So I gave it a try. I have to admit—I really liked the feel. The strike felt compressed. The club released without manipulation. And the ball came off the face with that heavy, penetrating flight we’re all chasing. Sometimes a small refinement in how the trail hand works through impact can change everything. You might want to experiment with it yourself. I’ll be hosting a webinar on Monday where I’ll share what dramatically improved my game the most—if you’re serious about leveling up, you won’t want to miss it. And if you’d like to work with me in person, I’ll be teaching my February 28th Golf School as well. 📧 Email me for details: christo@classicswing.golf

Sergio Garcia has long been admired as one of the premier ball strikers in the game. I recently watched a video where he demonstrated how he uses his right hand through the impact zone—allowing the club to rotate naturally while maintaining extension in the wrist. It wasn’t a flip. It wasn’t a roll. It was controlled rotation with structure. So I gave it a try. I have to admit—I really liked the feel. The strike felt compressed. The club released without manipulation. And the ball came off the face with that heavy, penetrating flight we’re all chasing. Sometimes a small refinement in how the trail hand works through impact can change everything. You might want to experiment with it yourself. I’ll be hosting a webinar on Monday where I’ll share what dramatically improved my game the most—if you’re serious about leveling up, you won’t want to miss it. And if you’d like to work with me in person, I’ll be teaching my February 28th Golf School as well. 📧 Email me for details: [email protected]

Classic Golf Swing

63,862 views • 6 months ago

When I asked Grok if these modern swings were in danger of hurting players over time, this was the response: “Yes, the swing shown in this video carries a higher-than-average risk of contributing to lower back problems over time, especially if continued with high frequency and volume into middle age and beyond (50s and older).” That’s exactly why I believe so strongly in the classic golf swing. It’s more efficient, more balanced, and far easier on the body—especially the lower back. Done correctly, it’s a swing you can play for a lifetime, not just your 30s and 40s. If you want to learn how to protect your body and play better golf, I’ll be teaching my next Classic Swing Golf School on February 28th. Email me for details: christo@classicswing.golf

When I asked Grok if these modern swings were in danger of hurting players over time, this was the response: “Yes, the swing shown in this video carries a higher-than-average risk of contributing to lower back problems over time, especially if continued with high frequency and volume into middle age and beyond (50s and older).” That’s exactly why I believe so strongly in the classic golf swing. It’s more efficient, more balanced, and far easier on the body—especially the lower back. Done correctly, it’s a swing you can play for a lifetime, not just your 30s and 40s. If you want to learn how to protect your body and play better golf, I’ll be teaching my next Classic Swing Golf School on February 28th. Email me for details: [email protected]

Classic Golf Swing

67,680 views • 7 months ago