A follow-up on the "non-traditional swing" thread

rsvman · 2018-10-16T14:27:35+00:00

I tried to find it and Torpedo it, but I couldn't, so I started this just for a quick F/U comment. I posted this thing called "Triangulaid" on that thread....

Spuzz

scotts33
I agree.
I liked the other two vids.
This one lacked "flavour" is all
🙂

garyt1957

So did the real inventors of that swing get to him for ripping off their swing? Sounds like it to me.

scotts33

garyt1957 So did the real inventors of that swing get to him for ripping off their swing? Sounds like it to me.

So who is the inventor Gary? Ernest Jones? Or before that?

garyt1957

scotts33 So who is the inventor Gary? Ernest Jones? Or before that?

I see your point, but it was obvious that kid was ripping off Triangulad, hence the mea culpa. Obviously there's nothing really new in golf after hundreds of years, but there's still some honor in showing respect to people whose ideas yours sprung from. While I enjoyed his videos, this kid ripped that idea off and tried to use it as his own.

azgreg

Thread necro alert!!!!

Question for all you Easiest Swing guys.

In the following video Philip mentions standing more upright. I asked him about his equipment and this was his response:

Me: Since you're standing a bit more upright have you adjusted your lie angles more upright?
Philip: Actually no the lie is the same but shafts are an inch longer too (I am 6’4” and used to use 1” longer now I use 2” longer)

Anybody else make this adjustment in the length based on this swing method?

scotts33

azgreg If you notice many that employ the Easiest Swing Brian Sparks method in general have some or a slight amount of early extension with an upright torso position. This allows longer playing length. I usually play TLT Series #7 when using an Easiest methodology vs. #6 on average. Most Easiest golfers also use graphite thru the set. Warning when using traditional swing weight on longer playing length you are gonna have some heavy "feeling" clubs, this is one reason most go to graphite. This can be controverted by using lighter club head weights.

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