The Square to Square Golf Swing

There are many methods of play to the game of golf. All the pros have their secrets on how they make those amazing shots. Golf instructors have different methods on how they teach their students the best ways to swing. Different instructors will teach different methods depending on how they play, which pros they admire or who taught them. The question is which swing will work. Is it better to simply invent your own way to swing or should you read everything you can on the game and try the various approaches until you find what suits you? If this is your choice one method to try is the square to square golf swing.

The square to square golf swing was one that caught on like wild fire in the 1960s when Dick Aultman told the world of golf that this was the best new swing to use. But unfortunately for him, and despite the fact that the theory on it made sense, it was too difficult to perform and the interest in the square to square golf swing died down as quickly as it had flourished. The idea of it was that the left hand, wrist and forearm were to be kept straight and brought down in a line that would resemble a squared action as they came down along the left side. Golfers thought it was great, that it made perfect sense. Except it could not be done by most who tired it.

Some who tried the square to square golf swing actually thought it made their game worse. Others blamed trying that method on them never getting any good at the game. Nonetheless there are people who think that the philosophy was a good one and they play their game using the square to square golf swing claiming it is the best there is. To properly perform this swing you must be able to keep your left wrist flat, while maintaining the left wrist in control at all times, and this will then give the swing the right power to make impact.

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