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Golf Swing Magic is an abriged version of Joe Dante's Four Magic Moves to Winning Golf: A classic golf book with an unorthodox (and almost heretic) approach to perfecting this essential golf skill.
- Introduction
Discover what Golf Swing Magic is all about. Joe Dante...
- You Can Play Better Golf
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- The Golf Grip
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- Golf Short Games
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- In and Out of Golf Trouble
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- Golf Timing and Rhythm
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- Is It A Scam
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- Introduction
Aug 19, 2009 · I am reading Joe Dante's 4 magic moves. Yesterday I decided to try the early wrist hinge where the right wrist hinges back as the first move. I tried it on the range and was really hitting it flush. I brought it on the course and continued to hit it well.
- I've played (on the course) using this technique on two separate occasions. 1) Late 2007/early 2008. I kept trying to 'minimize' the early wristcoc...
- I had a lesson last month and my pro got me to start the swing by breaking the wrists. I wasnt sure about it to start with, as it goes against comm...
- Dante uses a full sweep and loads the power package at the beginning of the backstroke. This is away to do it and might not be not be for everyone....
- of all the golf books i have read i like joe dante's the best. i am still working on the transition, but when i execute it properly i hit the ball...
- Brian Manzella also breaks the right wrist back on itself from the git go. Add the "twistaway" and never slice again. Faldo describes something sim...
- I adopted this early on but have since outgrown it after finding it to be a crutch for a problem where I was armsy, ie not turning my shoulders in...
- I really like the book - especially the tone which is sure of itself in the extreme ! My coach and I have been working on something very similar in...
- Isn't there a school of thought that says the wrist hinge should occur naturally, assuming you have a correct grip and takeaway? Personally, I don'...
- I have taught and used an early wrist set at various times over the years. It is certainly not something everyone should use. For those who have ha...
- It's all a matter of preference and creating a good sequence which works for the golfer consistently...
Sep 1, 2008 · Yes, Four Magic Moves by Joe Dante is one of the few golf instructional books out there that give justice to COAM (Conservation Of Angular Momentum) and the importance of this principal in the golf swing.
- The unfortunate title prevented me from reading it until recommendations by others made it hard to ignore. Clarity, brevity, truth. Its impact on m...
- The book is pretty good. A newer book by VJ Trilio is out that discusses some of the same concepts.
- I was very pleased with this book. The section on COAM was eye-opening, and the rest of the book was clearly and concisely written. Although I was...
- What are the "Magic Moves"?
- It wouldn't make sense if I posted them, but they relate to the backswing, top, downswing, and impact. The book also covers details on the grip, st...
- "Four Magic Moves" teaches the early backward wrist break - when I first tried this so called "magic move" I said "you gotta be kidding me". I gott...
- This seems like a conventional swing. The only major difference is the early wrist break. It doesn't seem revolutionary. The other fundamentals are...
- Maybe I need to look into his definition/discussion a bit more, but there is not any conservation of angular momentum of the clubhead in a full gol...
- Sorry but f = ma and it doesn't matter whether the acceleration is provided by gravity, or your core muscles.
- can you please clear up for me how torque = leverage ? I thought these are totally independant of each other and the only way to supply more power...
May 15, 1995 · When published, The Four Magic Moves To Winning Golf radically changed the way many players thought about the golf swing. Dante's system showed how simple it was to improve one's game, and at the same time gave the golfer one of the most comprehensive analyses of swing mechanics ever published.
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Oct 30, 2013 · This “reverse-twist” of the wrists is not new in golf instruction. PGA professional Joe Dante advised a “backward break” of the left wrist in the take-away, the intended result being that “the club face has been kept square,” in his 1962 book, “Four Magic Moves to Winning Golf.”
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Dante begins by sweeping out all the misconceptions of the game. "If good golf is to be learned and the poor player is to improve, a purging must take place, painful as it may be." Dante...
