Using our special RSSSA analysis ( www.TEG-book.com ) to measure his swing mechanics, we found that Oosthuizen won the British Open because he had the best Alignment in the field. Alignment is responsible for accuracy, and Oosthuizen hit 85% of his fairways. Unfortunately, his Sequence and Separation suggest he won't be a consistent winner on the PGA tour. We also measured Lee Westwood and Paul Casey, and found that their restricted backswings did not help their accuracy. We contrast their swings with one of our golfers who is the same size as Oosthuizen but drives the ball 45 yards longer because of a more efficient swing and the use of our Power Hip Trainer ( http ) to increase the strength and speed of his hips. Our analysis is in two parts. This is part two.

Using our special RSSSA analysis ( www.TEG-book.com ) to measure his swing mechanics, we found that Oosthuizen won the British Open because he had the best Alignment in the field. Alignment is responsible for accuracy, and Oosthuizen hit 85% of his fairways. Unfortunately, his Sequence and Separation suggest he won't be a consistent winner on the PGA tour. We also measured Lee Westwood and Paul Casey, and found that their restricted backswings did not help their accuracy. We contrast their swings with one of our golfers who is the same size as Oosthuizen but drives the ball 45 yards longer because of a more efficient swing and the use of our Power Hip Trainer ( http ) to increase the strength and speed of his hips. Our analysis is in two parts. This is part one.

Learn tips on perfecting your golf swing with the PGA Pro at Thousand Hills Golf Resort in Branson, Missouri. With Dan is special guest, country music star Marty Haggard, son of Merle Haggard and country music star in his own right. In this video Dan and Marty show how you can make the most of perfecting your golf swing to get extra distance and consistency.

Tiger no longer wins majors by 12-15 strokes. Somax (www.somaxsports.com ) has documented a catastrophic change in his downswing sequence that explains why. This new sequence is highly inefficient, forcing him to compensate with his upper body and over-use his forearms. This degrades consistency in all golfers and can lead to coming over the top and slicing the ball in golfers who are not as strong as Tiger. It can be avoided by following the two examples of golfers we provide that use an efficient sequence during their downswing. Over-use of the forearms has also led several top golfers to end their careers prematurely with the yips. This happens because over-use tears muscle fibers in the forearm muscles, creating tension and microfibers (scar tissue) that provoke muscle spasm while putting. The tension and microfibers can be released, but it is better to avoid the problem in the first place by using the entire body in sequence from the ground up to power the club.

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Music video by Maximum Balloon, Featuring Aku performing Tiger. (C) 2010 DGC/Interscope Records

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Music video by Survivor performing Eye Of The Tiger. (C) 1993 Volcano Entertainment III, LLC