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Persimmon Golf Outing
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Christian McMillan and Addington Arnie at Colchester Golf Club (UK) on 17th of October.

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Jumbo Ozaki
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Jumbo Ozaki is the most successful player of all time on the Japan Golf Tour, having led the money list a record 12 times and won 94 tournaments, more than 40 more than the second highest tally.

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Lee Trevino Shotmaker
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Clips from a 1982 pro-Celebrity Golf Special from Gleneagles Queens course in Scotland. Featuring Lee Trevino and Jerry Pate against Sean Connery and Thomas Allen

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Davis Love III 1986
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A clip from a segment on Davis Love III from the 1986 Kemper Open

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Gene Littler
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Footage from 1969 Shell match vs Billy Casper and Ben Arda

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Mickey Wright Golf Swing 1964
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A few clips from the Mickey Wright vs Brigitte Varagot Shell match in 1964 played at Estoril in Portugal.

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Thanks for sharing. ...
By: SilverOak63. on 08 May 12, 02:54:25
Thanks for sharing. Beautiful swing? and a wonderful player.

Pause? this on 4:21 ...
By: SeniorConecho71. on 23 Feb 12, 10:49:57
Pause? this on 4:21 Wonderful.

fantastic? swing!!!
By: CathyMacPhersonGolf. on 10 Feb 12, 16:56:04
fantastic? swing!!!

250 yard drive in ...
By: rw5791. on 12 Jan 12, 04:29:17
250 yard drive in 1964? That had to be? in the top 10 of the mens tour ,at that time.

did Nicklaus? ...
By: fradaja. on 03 Jan 12, 19:06:37
did Nicklaus? borrow her swing?

i still would! ?
By: fradaja. on 22 Dec 11, 11:16:11
i still would! ?

@emncaity. I think ...
By: Ariamaluum. on 22 Dec 11, 03:28:17
@emncaity. I think experts? including her underestimated her front hip rotation.

@fradaja. She ...
By: Ariamaluum. on 22 Dec 11, 03:22:49
@fradaja. She passed? away three years ago.

@danielhoude. She? ...
By: Ariamaluum. on 21 Dec 11, 10:33:15
@danielhoude. She? really paid for it with those back and foot problems.

It's not stack and ...
By: RK831. on 17 Dec 11, 04:46:28
It's not stack and tilt because her weight does go to her right leg at the top of? her backswing. Stack and Tilt is weight staying on left leg at the top of the swing. Mickey has the old-school swing of fixed head position.

Stack? and Tilt
By: birdyopps. on 19 Oct 11, 22:06:35
Stack? and Tilt

great swing?
By: dukane14. on 05 Oct 11, 13:15:36
great swing?

she's a? fox! id ...
By: fradaja. on 07 Jun 11, 22:01:27
she's a? fox! id like to see her do scissor sisters with that French piece

Oh man they didn't? ...
By: ItIsAllGoodMostly. on 10 May 11, 14:59:26
Oh man they didn't? show anymore of that foxy French chick!

Beautifullllll ...
By: danielhoude. on 16 Mar 11, 23:08:43
Beautifullllll swing and she did it with poor clubs...can you imagine that. I hit 280 when I hit my ball in the middle of my club...but this great lady !!!! hit 310 with a small head...so small today. You cant not play with those clubs today. The speed she said....maybe that's? the difference. So, you can buy a cheap set at Golftown or any golf store and your OK if you have the speed to hit the ball. Man, !!!

Boy, she doesn't? ...
By: emncaity. on 14 Jan 11, 18:14:32
Boy, she doesn't? waste any time, does she? I would so take that swing right now. Hard to go wrong when your plane is so right.

Of course, there ...
By: emncaity. on 14 Jan 11, 18:12:05
Of course, there was that other player with good extension and a high finish, a guy named Nicklaus. I heard he did OK. The "height" of your finish is affected not only by your extension (which it is) but also by how tall you are, what your natural plane is, etc. A lot of things get projected onto Hogan's swing as axiomatic that were actually idiomatic because of his smaller stature. I'm afraid guys like Tiger et al.? tie themselves in knots trying to chase such idioms.

Kinda wondering the ...
By: emncaity. on 14 Jan 11, 18:09:39
Kinda wondering the same thing myself. I don't mean this in an Internet-hostile way--hard to get the tone right on a comment list--but if I'm forced to? choose between what Hogan says about somebody's swing and what an anonymous poster says... Still, even an anonymous poster deserves to be heard on the substance. The fashion now is a lower finish. But if Wright was beating hell out of people back then and hitting the ball great like she was, then what?

True, the ball is ...
By: emncaity. on 14 Jan 11, 17:54:57
True, the ball is gone by the follow-through--but the FT does indicate what came earlier. The reason you remember guys like Palmer and Thorpe is that they're so unusual; both of them fought the club through impact with a strong leveraging action (as? opposed to a swinging motion--cf. Ernest Jones) and had to hang on for dear life not to hit snap hooks all the time. Their finishes were an indication of what they'd had to do up to and through impact.

Her swing plane is? ...
By: dustylover100. on 27 Dec 10, 16:33:14
Her swing plane is? definitely much like what they teach today. And her finish plane is the same as her backswing plane.

why who cares what ...
By: philebbesen. on 21 Dec 10, 02:01:31
why who cares what you do in the follow through the balls allready on its way....go watch palmer or jim thorpe...dosnt matter what the hell you do in your follow through? all that matters is what you do a foot behind the ball and a foot after the ball.

Wow - You surely ...
By: fayette202. on 17 Dec 10, 18:48:51
Wow - You surely can see the Hogan influence on Mickey Wright's swing, even though she's much taller? than Hogan and obviously a totally different body composition. Her stance and footwork (especially) on the backswing is very similar to Mr. Hogan's.

Yes. The man knew ...
By: paulski5. on 18 Oct 10, 04:40:48
Yes. The man knew a thing or two. Practice as? hard as he did and you learn something. It was not mindless practice I will guarantee.

Why?? How will ...
By: paulski5. on 18 Oct 10, 04:39:49
Why?? How will this help her?

Brilliant? swing!
By: paulski5. on 18 Oct 10, 04:38:50
Brilliant? swing!

Bernard Hunt vs Dave Marr 1965
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I heard a lot about the "great Bernard Hunt" growing up but never saw him so was delighted to find some footage of this Shell match against Dave Marr from Sunningdale GC in 1965. Footage is mainly of Hunt.

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Charlie Sifford
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Lots of coverage at the moment of Charlie Sifford with the 40th anniversary of his win at the LA Open, an exemption granted in his name and the speculation that Tigers new arrival has been named after him. What a man, what a golf swing!

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George Knudson vs. Al Geiberger
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A clip from George Knudson vs. Al Geiberger Victoria, British Columbia Oak Bay G.C. Shells wonderful world of Golf.

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Eamon Darcy Swing
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Corey Pavin
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Segment of Corey Pavin

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my? favorite golfer ...
By: guyrestivo. on 28 Feb 12, 05:30:54
my? favorite golfer of all-time.....p.s....did you see that lefthanded chip...unbelievable!!!!!

ALLO MY NAME A? ...
By: dschultz6072. on 22 Feb 12, 07:02:54
ALLO MY NAME A? BORAT

Why? His analysis? ...
By: MrAJR76. on 29 Dec 11, 12:35:30
Why? His analysis? of Corey's swing is spot on. Kostis makes only general comments about style, Harmon is commenting on the more technical aspects.

I really hate? ...
By: Dannyboy599. on 04 Dec 11, 00:33:24
I really hate? Butch Harmon..

Talk about keeping ...
By: marcusdolby1. on 06 Nov 11, 01:10:25
Talk about keeping your head down..... Corey is one? of my favorite golfers...... Calvin peete also.

Corey? Pavin is my ...
By: TXjammer74. on 12 Nov 10, 18:09:40
Corey? Pavin is my hero for golf. Period.

Corey conducted ...
By: rchris36. on 04 Oct 10, 21:07:24
Corey conducted himself with great dignity at the Ryder Cup. I was most impressed with his speech in the closing? ceremony. I will always remember Corey as a great champion.

yeah? agree
By: epajrgolf. on 04 Sep 10, 15:45:16
yeah? agree

legend?
By: ron09pauvre. on 27 Jul 10, 04:35:07
legend?

Geez Butch Harmon ...
By: lasherza. on 24 May 10, 17:07:28
Geez Butch Harmon seems like? a real prick.... :)

I agree ...
By: Mattissaved. on 19 Nov 09, 16:02:58
I agree bogeyhitter25, he's alittle past parallel but not to much, I love the? way Pavin can work the ball either way!

That swing doesn't ...
By: bogeyhitter25. on 13 Nov 09, 23:15:40
That swing doesn't look too past parallel.? I don't know what Butch is talking about.

Corey Pavin is my ...
By: dc7772. on 20 Jun 09, 05:01:24
Corey Pavin is my all time favorite golfer. This guy found a way to win the US Open at Shinecock for crying out loud. It remains the most inspiring major I've ever seen. People? always told me that I could never win a club championship because I swing like Corey Pavin. Since then, I've won 4 of them! Thanks Corey. I'd love to play a round with you some day.

Pavin has always ...
By: jpsartrean. on 03 Apr 09, 20:44:34
Pavin has always been a very under-rated ballstriker? imho - thanks for posting this! Too bad technology has rendered shotmaking moot... I think Hogan would be proud of Pavin's game :-)

Roberto De Vincenzo swing clips
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Taken from match between Roberto DV, Bert Yancey and Tony Jacklin. Karen CC, Nairobi, Kenya 1969

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Lee Trevino
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A short segment on Lee Trevino

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Actually his short ...
By: watertonrivers. on 04 May 12, 04:05:55
Actually his short game was phenominal. Not always the greatet putter, but around the greens there was no one better. From about 150 yards in, Trevino was second to? none. Part of the reason he did not win more was because he was struck by lightning, in his prime and it screwed up his back. Two or three other golfers were also knocked to the ground that day, when a bolt struck a giant Oak tree they were standing under.

I didn't? know ...
By: fayette202. on 05 Aug 11, 18:38:15
I didn't? know until recently that Hogan was his inspiration to consistently fade the ball. Apparently had the same work ethic as Hogan as well.

tabarnak?
By: scorpion0984. on 06 Jul 11, 21:46:18
tabarnak?

In soviet russia ...
By: Davidh0330. on 19 Feb 11, 22:51:08
In soviet russia you? don't? strike ball, ball strikes you

thats my cousin?
By: mike3cox. on 03 Feb 11, 21:19:17
thats my cousin?

i think nicklaus ...
By: dschultz6072. on 28 Jan 11, 19:37:50
i think nicklaus and player said the same thing, except? it was 'best striker alive' :) hogan would have the 'best ball striker ever' honor in their opinion.

Dave Pelz said that ...
By: bailinnumberguy. on 27 Dec 10, 16:54:08
Dave Pelz said that tee-to-green,? Trevino was the best player that ever was.

Lee Trevino... " ...
By: MrCocoMaloco86. on 07 Nov 10, 21:00:04
Lee Trevino... " You can make a lot of money in this game. Just ask my ex wifes, both of them are so rich neither of their husbands work? " lol

so in a nutshell, ...
By: tenillechristine. on 18 Sep 10, 07:16:34
so in a nutshell, yes what you are doing is fine. Are you comfortable drawing the wedges and driver? those are the scoring clubs, so go with what you can feel? and see before you hit it. Most guys who are comfy drawing it don't fear hooking it or hitting it left. Same is true with the faders, those guys want to eliminate the left side of the course...

. it's fine the way ...
By: tenillechristine. on 18 Sep 10, 07:12:25
. it's fine the way you are doing it , if you can reproduce it. the clubface is most important. you are probably just shutting the face slightly relative to your body lines coming down to impact. the face and path relative to trevino's body lines were pointed waaaay right (or inside). Trevino hit a straight push or block at the target. It's no big deal really. Just? go with what you can reproduce most often. there is no one way to skin the cat. Palmer, Snead, Kite all played "shut".

so i'm ott almost ...
By: Nightwing690. on 14 Sep 10, 02:52:21
so i'm ott almost right, or what do you mean "on the downswing" trevino and couples drop it inside on? the way down, so are you saying I'm swinging down the line on the downswing then?

lol, if you wanna ...
By: tenillechristine. on 13 Sep 10, 21:15:49
lol, if you wanna get? technical!

no, it isnt bad. ...
By: tenillechristine. on 13 Sep 10, 21:13:26
no, it isnt bad. if you are looping it and drawing it, chances are? you are actually doing the opposite (on the downswing) of a trevino or couples. which is fine, snead played that way for instance.

... i dont think so ...
By: tenillechristine. on 07 Sep 10, 08:13:58
... i dont think so... trevino was a great ball striker... if he had a consistent putter and short game? he would have won much more often... lets not rewrite history here.

Nicklaus? always ...
By: Nightwing690. on 30 Aug 10, 14:29:16
Nicklaus? always said the only player he was feared when he was playing well was trevino

see, the thing with ...
By: Nightwing690. on 26 Aug 10, 00:08:54
see, the thing with me is, I also tend to have an out to in loop (which i call my couples loop) and I don't have to aim left, I can aim? straight and hit it straight to slightly right to left, is that bad that is doesn't fade for me?

by similar - check ...
By: imacfunk. on 25 Jul 10, 16:57:29
by similar - check some of the freeze frames at say around? 2:19. Both squatted down, square to the ball, club bisecting their arms. At impact Lee is lifting his right heel and has a bit more hip rotation, but Moe was 'hitting into his legs' especially when he was younger, more pendulum than around his body. The natural golf analysis of Moe's swing leaves a lot to be desired since they promote 'dead legs' and a swing that can't be connected to Moe apart from the fee when they paid him to shill.

@CEO1451 as I said ...
By: imacfunk. on 25 Jul 10, 16:52:05
@CEO1451 as I said in my original post "it's interesting to see how similar their? swings are? from the down stroke through the ball" not take away, or 'exactly the same'. Moe was definitely not a single plane swing, he took it away inside then came back on a different plane to strike the ball. His release was past the ball at about the 5 - 4 o'clock position. His legs, specifically knees were always very active. His later swing dropped a lot of unnecessary motion and focused more on the strike.

Lee was a big fan ...
By: imacfunk. on 21 Jun 10, 19:24:11
Lee was a big fan and friend of Moe Norman and it's interesting to see how similar their? swings are from the down stroke through the ball. Being self-taught can have its advantages.

compare Lees short ...
By: Nightwing690. on 20 Jun 10, 05:43:44
compare Lees short game to Tigers, Lees was? 10 time better than Tigers, because of what Kostis said about it, Tiger wouldn't be able to manipulate the wedge with his hands the way Lee did

that quote is a? ...
By: JohnHolmes15inchcock. on 14 Jun 10, 23:52:52
that quote is a? classic

Pan, you describe ...
By: maxfiglio. on 28 Apr 10, 03:57:10
Pan, you describe his swing as "brutal", but I think you watch it for awhile, you'll see that it is? quite simple, rhythmic, and beautiful.

Gene Sarazen
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A short segment on Gene Sarazen

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Henry Cotton
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A short segment on Henry Cotton

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Byron Nelson Swing
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A short segement on Byron Nelsons Swing

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Gary Player speaks
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Gary Player speaks about the new generatiojn of teaching professionals

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Gary Player super slo mo
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Gary Player super slo mo

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Gary Player Golf Swing
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Segemnt looking at Gary Players Golf Swing

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Arnold Palmer from above slo mo
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Arnold Palmer from above slo mo

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Arnold Palmer Swing
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Early footage of Arnold Palmer swing

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I grew up playing ...
By: rgbgfive. on 31 Oct 11, 14:09:17
I grew up playing Latrobe and have talked to Mr. Palmer several? and times the reason he is the "King" is because of his attitude on and off the golf course. He will spend time to talk to a complete stranger or even to sign something and when somebody told him nice shot he would look you in the eye and say thanks. He understood that without the fans he wouldn't be making money and embraced them. Even at 82 years old he still comes to the club to eat and play and talks to members.

Arnold Palmer was a ...
By: markcanni. on 18 Oct 11, 12:50:04
Arnold Palmer was a huge womanizer, He had more women than Tiger by a mile. But yet he is the? king??? Cause he didnt get caught doesnt make him a saint!!!

i havnt evan played ...
By: 132gibson. on 03 Jun 11, 22:24:56
i havnt evan played a year.? and i can 180 yards. its only been about 2 months. now i tell my dad to take me every day

The only part of ...
By: golfershane. on 13 Apr 11, 02:04:50
The only part of the swing that matters is impact.? If you actually played golf, you'd probably understand that.

Yoy simply can not ...
By: Hersper. on 18 Mar 11, 00:06:57
Yoy simply can not say that a swing that won him 7 majors? and 62 pga tour events sucks. You may say that you dont like how it looks, but it will not change the fact that Arnie's a true legend and a champion.

Alot of stack n ...
By: TheBillygolfs50. on 19 Jan 11, 22:17:11
Alot of stack n tilt?

with a neutral grip ...
By: rw5791. on 19 Oct 10, 04:44:58
with a neutral grip the golfer can brake his hips at? impact for a little extra clubhead speed.This is accomplished by straightening the left leg at impact but if palmer did this he'd hit a duck hook.

I see it the same ...
By: rw5791. on 19 Oct 10, 04:35:54
I see it the same way,face slightly shut at the top.Guess that's why palmer was so succesful at the british open,he could bore his shots through the wind.?

@megaDogeatdogworld ...
By: petersc. on 07 Oct 10, 06:30:11
@megaDogeatdogworld- Yeah,? and you're sitting at home making comments on Youtube.

doesn't change the ...
By: megaDogeatdogworld. on 24 Sep 10, 23:46:50
doesn't change the fact he has a horrible swing the only reason its famous because no one else had such and? ugly swing

62 PGA Tour wins ...
By: Bulldog22031. on 23 Sep 10, 19:37:11
62 PGA Tour wins disagrees with you.?

the? swing sucks
By: megaDogeatdogworld. on 26 Aug 10, 00:07:06
the? swing sucks

cool post your old ...
By: JustAintthatWay. on 27 Jun 10, 00:49:21
cool post your old man sounds like a good guy i imagine alot of guys our ages' (assuming we're similar) old mans' favorite was arnie palmer the dude was like the elvis of the pga not? necessarily the greatest talent but still 'the king'

My Dad was a ...
By: mlbalme. on 20 Jun 10, 10:46:57
My Dad was a scratch golfer....he taught me how to swing a club at a very young age at Big? Oak Driving Range in ER! Which of course would always follow with an ice cream at Carvel down in Panorama Plaza. The golf swing is a gift that my dad left me a very long time ago. Arnold Palmer was always his favorite! Thanks Dad and Happy Father's Day!!

Very interesting to ...
By: chemicalkid100. on 27 Apr 10, 21:13:39
Very interesting to see Palmer's swing. He looks to have a? rather 'strong' grip compared with many pros today - V's pointing to right shoulder and showing three left hand knuckles at address. He also looks to have a flat left wrist at the top which, in conjunction with the strong grip, leads to the clubface being shut at the top - all this is somewhat similar to Senor Lee Trevino.

Yes, really. The ...
By: WALRU11. on 13 Apr 10, 16:58:00
Yes, really. The two greatest PGA pros of all time: Arnold Palmer & Walter Hagen. They were the true pioneers who carried the weight & welfare of the? tour on their backs, building it tournament-by-tournament while struggling from scratch to success. All the others came in their pioneering wake & prospered.

O RLY..??
By: jstrat. on 13 Apr 10, 08:55:55
O RLY..??

wow, arnold? looks ...
By: Nightwing690. on 26 Feb 10, 05:26:51
wow, arnold? looks buff back then

Great close up shot ...
By: jcarey08. on 09 Aug 09, 12:42:05
Great close up shot in slow motion of his arms during the takeaway. ? Thanks for uploading this brokgolfer.

that? follow ...
By: DatDamKeyid. on 21 Jul 09, 00:24:34
that? follow through is crazy, i surprised he didn't pull a rib.

Arnold Palmer was? ...
By: WALRU11. on 01 Jul 09, 06:27:17
Arnold Palmer was? the pioneer, the first player to bring to golf an athleticism that put the game on par with that of a contact sport. He attacked courses, ripping shots from the tee & fairway, rapping putts to the back of the cup, intent on trying to birdie each hole. He was, and is, the greatest, golf's King. No one compares - not Tiger Woods, not Jack Nicklaus, nor Hogan or Jones. Arnie was unique. He built the Tour. The best. The King,

Roberto DeVicenzo, Tony Jacklin and Bert Yancey
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Clip from 1969 Shall match between Roberto DeVicenzo vs. Bert Yancey vs. Tony Jacklin Nairobi, Kenya

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Peter Thomson
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Peter Thomson swing and commentary

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Doug Sanders and Peter Alliss 1968
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Swing sequence from SWW of Golf 1968 Doug Sanders vs. Peter Alliss Portugal Penina G.C.

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Gay Brewer and Billy Casper: Footwork and Hip Slant
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From SWW of Golf 1968. Gene Sarazen analysis.

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