Lee trevino golf swing

Lee Trevino knows how to hit a fade. And he's got a tip to help you do it, too.

Many consider Moe Norman to be one of the best, if not the best, ball-striker in golf history. What can we learn?

Luke Kerr-Dineen on Instagram: "Lee Trevino dropping some knowledge for older golfers, and how to tweak their swing over as they get less flexible as they age. Said he learned it from watching Langer’s swing evolve over the years. “His body movement isn’t what it used to be, but I watched him. Watch him. The SOB knows how to work it.”"

Lee Trevino is one of the best — if not the best — ball-strikers of all time. At the 2023 PNC Championhip, he shared a tip for the rest of us.

GOLF MINDSET | MOTIVATION | MANIFEST on Instagram: "🔥FOLLOW🔥 For More Tips 💭 Golf Legend Lee Trevino shares his SECRET to hitting the ball solid every time! ☝️ It’s important that we are able to get ball first contact every time we strike the ball If we can’t - we should move the ball back until we get solid strikes 😎 What we’re going to notice is that we will be able to more easily hit ball then turf Not aim at anything - just hitting it 🤔 After doing this a few times we’re…

Lee Trevino is one of the best golfers of all time. But he said Hubert Green was the best chipper, thanks to this technique.

Lee Trevino is one of the best golfers of all time. But he said Hubert Green was the best chipper, thanks to this technique. 👇

Lee Trevino's top ten rules on shotmaking

Former LPGA Tour pro and Milo Lines Golf coach, Giulia Sergas joins me to show you how to initiate or start your golf swing like the great Lee Trevino! Let’s look at creating a more dynamic trigger to begin your takeaway and backswing. If you’ve seen Lee Trevino’s golf swing then you know he was [...] The post How To INITIATE Your Golf Swing Like LEE TREVINO! (Giulia Sergas LPGA) appeared first on FOGOLF - FOLLOW GOLF.

In the latest episode of the Golf IQ newsletter, we explain the benefits of a closed stance for older golfers.

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Think of your left arm as an extension of the club to properly trace a power-rich and slice-free backswing. The foundation of the swing is the backswing. The way you take the club to the top determines the path your clubface comes into the ball, so it’s important to nail this portion of your motion. According to Hall of Famer and six-time major winner Lee Trevino, many recreational players either lift the club too early, causing the path to be too far outside, or suck the club into their…