TALY PullPush Golf Swing for Improved Distance/Consistency

Wow tigerwoods49. Even after all that is discussed and shown in the video, you still have these comments. : )

1. No I do not hinge. I keep my wrist in the same position but TURN MY LEFT FOREARM TO THE RIGHT. It has a similar appearance.

2. I focus on themove into impact, and yes the club does release. I restrict releasing INTO IMPACT.

4. And?

5. I would love to see your impact position.

I do agree that the move is unconventional but it is still quite useful and we do have others

Thanks for posting andyadam23.

I am a former professional athlete and a professional engineer and I hit 600 balls a day for two years and wrote every morning for three hours breaking down the golf swing.

That more than qualifies me to speak about a simplifed approach to golf, and provide a mechanical device which helps golfers see and understand what is required in a golf swing.

In my opinion…
1. You say u don’t use ur wrist on the backswing - u claerly do.
2. You say u don’t release the club after impact, u do that aswell. And if u didn’t release the clubhead, u will be hitting fades all the time.
3. Looks horrible.
4. You can’t use that teaching tool on the course.
5. How can u teach that knowing it’s the wrong thing to do ?

If you have the time, could you look at some of my shots and tell me what you think I need to work on to stay consistent.

you make the game way too complicated.. are u selling your arm invention? have you done any golf coaching courses?

Man if hes plus 32 he would be the greatest golfer of all time and would win anything and everything even on a bad day. This guy would just have to turn up!!

Thanks for posting SmithwickA but that’s incorrect.

Thinning is not due to launch angle and not really due to angle at impact. You can almost use whatever angle you want and still not hit it thin or even fat.

Thinning has more to due with swing bottom due to mechanics or change in body position than due to the things you mentioned.

If you don’t raise up and catch it thin, or discontinue your push downwards into the ball, you can play with whatever launch and impact angle you want.

@scoremore05
i was going to say :P
i feel like im slowly coming to a bit of a plateau and need to move on to the next level

Oh. I thought by +12 you meant 12 over par as opposed to a “plus 12″.

No, you won’t drop 20 strokes. High handicappers who shoot 100-140 will see the biggest reductions.

You are a pretty solid golfer already, so you will drop less strokes but you can still work to become a plus golfer.

Hi Stevexiled,

In the PullPush we’re not trying to speed up.

Our power comes from moving and pushing CIRCULARLY, and from being FIRMER at impact.

Most golf swings are loose and swingy and you can imagine that doing this move and pushing into impact will give you a much firmer impact position.

In this move we leverage our body better, lose less power, and make better ball contact which improves the amount of energy we transfer.

We don’t need to generate more power, just lose less.

Thanks for posting.

In both moves, we eliminate wrist hinging, and squaring into impact with wrists/forearms, but the main difference is how we power the TALY Triangle (visit the Taly site for info on triangle).

Anyway, in the PullPush move, we keep a rigid left wrist and just pull and push with the right hand.

In the no arm swing move we hold both arms rigid, and then turn on the proper spine angle.

The proper spine angle occurs when the red ball passes over the golf ball.

Is it true that with the pull-push method while you are pushing arms down and closer to body CG you actually generate centrifugal force which speeds up the shoulders?

Maybe this gives some insight on the effortless rotating power that you to have.

Great video!! Thumbs up!
Greetings from Holland.

I am not clear which angle you are referring to. Please send me an email directly with a photo or something.