Rotary Swing Tour Success Stories
See for yourself the dramatic improvements our students have made
Is This 79-Year-Old the Next Tiger Woods?
by Chuck Quinton, Master Rotary Swing Tour
Instructor
After working with the golfer for 30 minutes
teaching him HOW to move, not just where to put the
club, there's a dramatic
improvement in his takeaway.
Halfway back, there's no comparison. The image on
the right is as good as Tiger Woods and absurdly
better than where he started just 30
minutes before!
When he gets to the top of his swing, there is no
comparison. Put this guy on the super
senior tour!
All of this can happen in an hour long lesson with
me because I teach my students how to create new
movement patterns the way the brain ACTUALLY LEARNS
new movement patterns. Learn more in my Level 1 RST Certified
Instructors Manual and you, too, can
improve your golf swing like this.
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student's full story.
Giant Increase in Lag in Just 10 Minutes for Aspiring Pro!
by Chuck Quinton, Master Rotary Swing Tour
Instructor
For comparison sake, I pulled in an image of Hank
Kuehne at a similar point in the downswing, though
not exact. You can see just how much lag my
student has added in 10 minutes over one of the
longest hitters ever on the PGA Tour!
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student's full story.
Impressive Backswing Improvement in Two Days!
by Chuck Quinton, Master Rotary Swing Tour
Instructor
Here's a typical example of a student with a poor
top of the swing position that is causing all sorts
of trouble with his ball striking. In the picture
on the left, his arms are deep and buried behind
his chest, hips over rotated, clubface open, etc.
In the picture on the right, the swing is
much improved by the following day.
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student's full story.
by Chuck Quinton, Master Rotary Swing Tour
Instructor
My student Mark was digging trenches for divots and
hitting many shots fat. After working on the Right
Arm Only Downswing Drill for about 10 minutes, we
were able to produce the results you see below.
The payoff? Mark felt he was putting in less than half the effort for the same or more distance, had more control, a better contact and took a massive load off his body.
He was pretty grateful and spoke about his lesson afterwards in this short clip
The payoff? Mark felt he was putting in less than half the effort for the same or more distance, had more control, a better contact and took a massive load off his body.
He was pretty grateful and spoke about his lesson afterwards in this short clip
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student's full story.
Golfer in His Late 70s Learns a Better Swing!
by Chuck Quinton, Master Rotary Swing Tour
Instructor
At the end of the takeaway, we moved his club about
three feet; that's pretty dramatic in one
hour.
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Here's the difference at the top of the backswing.
If you ever think you aren't flexible enough or
have played for too long to learn a new swing, just
remember this student! No more
excuses!
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student's full story. (Video available with Free
Membership.)
Indian PGA Tour Pro Compresses the Ball Like Never Before!
by Chuck Quinton, Master Rotary Swing Tour
Instructor
Here's Raj, a pro golfer on the Indian PGA Tour who
came over from India to work with me for two days.
Raj had a very overactive right side in the
downswing, both the right hip and the right arm,
leading to big blocks and thin hooks with his very
stuck arm position at impact.
Working on stabilizing his hips (for him feeling like they stay shut during the downswing and bracing using the left glute while pulling with the left arm) we got him into much better positions in about an hour. Still have work to do but his ball flight, but contact and compression improved dramatically.
Working on stabilizing his hips (for him feeling like they stay shut during the downswing and bracing using the left glute while pulling with the left arm) we got him into much better positions in about an hour. Still have work to do but his ball flight, but contact and compression improved dramatically.
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student's full story.
Korean Pro Leaves Leadbetter to Fix His Impact Position with RST!
by Chuck Quinton, Master Rotary Swing Tour
Instructor
BEFORE: Here are some
results after our first week on fixing his stuck,
flippy position at impact to produce a ball
flight that is literally half as high as before and
is now far more penetrating.
AFTER:As you can see,
his impact position has changed dramatically in
only one lesson using the drills on the
site.
After our lesson, Ik-Joon was ecstatic about the
improvements and had the following to say:
"I've worked with David and other top instructors for years and not a single one could ever tell me how to exactly get into the impact position you taught me in 5 minutes."
"I've worked with David and other top instructors for years and not a single one could ever tell me how to exactly get into the impact position you taught me in 5 minutes."
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student's full story.
Amazing Setup Improvement from a High Handicap Player!
by Chuck Quinton, Master Rotary Swing Tour
Instructor
His posture at address had him way out on the balls
of his feet with a very rounded spine making it
impossible for him to swing in balance and make
decent contact. After 15 minutes of work, I think
you'll be impressed by the change in his posture.
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student's full story.
Unbelievable Improvement in Rotation!
by Mike, Rotary Swing Tour Student
Well I have gone on and on about my lesson with
Chuck and how awesome it went and
that the key point was that I had ZERO shoulder
turn (believe it the one on the right is at the top
of my old backswing)...
So here it is; the before Chuck lesson [on the right] and after [left]. Remember this is just a quick swing in the back with no warm up. I am very excited with what I see here and can't wait for the next step.
So here it is; the before Chuck lesson [on the right] and after [left]. Remember this is just a quick swing in the back with no warm up. I am very excited with what I see here and can't wait for the next step.
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student's full story.
Pro Golfer Improves His Swing Plane!
by Instructor Al Consoli
BEFORE: On the left
side is a trace of Kris's swing path. The red line
represents his backswing, and the yellow line
represents his downswing. It becomes quite clear
Kris was over the top which resulted in many
'wiped' shots that would weakly balloon and
fade.
On the right side, you can plainly see Kris's failure to shift that left hip which left him well short of Neutral Joint Alignment (NJA). Kris's weight is now trapped on his right side which results in the excessive axis tilt and his head backing way up as he comes into impact. He never covers the golf ball effectively, and fails to compress or flight the shot the way he desires. Due to his improper origin of movement, the more he would try to cover the ball, the more fat shots he would hit.
On the right side, you can plainly see Kris's failure to shift that left hip which left him well short of Neutral Joint Alignment (NJA). Kris's weight is now trapped on his right side which results in the excessive axis tilt and his head backing way up as he comes into impact. He never covers the golf ball effectively, and fails to compress or flight the shot the way he desires. Due to his improper origin of movement, the more he would try to cover the ball, the more fat shots he would hit.
AFTER: Due to the
backswing improvements, Kris takes the club on a
much better plane, and is capable of keeping the
club in front of his body. A proper weight shift,
planting the left heel and pulling from the left
oblique allows the club to shallow slightly and
attack the ball from the inside
(note the yellow downswing line is underneath the
red backswing line).
On the right half of the picture, you can see Kris's head has not backed up nearly as much, and the axis tilt is improved. Kris's left hip has shifted toward the target before he unwinds the hips which allows him to get into NJA at impact.
On the right half of the picture, you can see Kris's head has not backed up nearly as much, and the axis tilt is improved. Kris's left hip has shifted toward the target before he unwinds the hips which allows him to get into NJA at impact.
I want to mention at no time during this lesson did
we talk about swing plane or what the club was
doing; we focused solely on proper origin of
movement in the downswing. The golf swing needs to
be based on a pull-pull relationship in order to
abide by the laws of physics of rotary motion. Kris
serves as an excellent model of what can be
achieved by focusing on how the human body is
designed to work.
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student's full story.
