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THE JOSEPH DANTE ESTATE. This book is an updated version of the classic 1962 book “The Four Magic Moves to Winning Golf” by Joe Dante and Len Elliot. The book title “The Four Magic Moves to Winning Golf” and accompanying web site are being used for illustrative purposes only, without permission and are not authorized
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May 15, 1995 · The Four Magic Moves to Winning Golf. Paperback – May 15, 1995. by Joe Dante (Author), Len Elliott (Author), William Canfield (Illustrator) 313. See all formats and editions. The legendary golf instructional, available again. This is, along with Harvey Penick's Little Red Book, THE book Golf professionals turn to.
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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. Most noticeably was in the zone inside 10...
- 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...
Mar 28, 2012 · Hi Guys, i was looking through my old books and discovered "Four Magic Moves" by Joe Dante, I checked out some reviews on amazon and it had great feedback. I gave it a quick glance last night and was curious about the backward wrist break Joe endorses. Has anyone or does anyone use these techniques or are these teachings stuck in the past?
Jun 5, 2012 · That is the Four Magic Moves of golf by Joe Dante. It is not the hinge and hold. I have read this book and have been implementing in my swing since last August. The so called Four Magic Moves are: Early "Backwards" wrist break to start the back swing. Spring tension with a straight left wrist and arm at the top.
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. I think you are mistaken with your thoughts on which is torque and which is force.
