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When Justin Rose won the PGA’s BMW Championship in
Illinois, viewers got to see a modern golf swing performing at
peak levels.

Today’s golf swing has evolved quite a bit from the days of
Bobby Jones, or even Ben Hogan, despite what many say.

For explosive distance and precision, many of today’s stars
are bucking traditional “positions” in their swings in favor
of what makes sense for their bodies.  You can too.

There is a key element of Justin’s swing you should consider
incorporating into your own, especially if you are not happy
with your distance and accuracy.

In my new Special Report you’ll see the surprising reality
present in the Justin Rose Golf Swing (& some fellow Tour players) that
can change your game forever.  It know it absolutely works
for me.

You can see it right now (and view the images) here:

http://www.instantgolflesson.com/modern-golf-swing.php

 

One Response to “Justin Rose Golf Swing is a Modern Approach”

  1. on 23 Sep 2011 at 3:33 pmSteve Nelson

    Thanks, great golf swing analysis. I agree, Justin’s swing is very fundamental and sound. He is finally repeating it under pressure. I know that he is a student of Sean Foley who is also the new swing coach of Tiger Woods. It would be good to see Justin Rose win a major tournament won of these days. For now, taking the FedEx Cup would be a great achievement.

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Nick Watney carded a 66 on Sunday at the AT&T National at the Aronimink Golf Club in PA to win his 4th PGA Tour event (he also shot a course record 62 during Saturday’s round) .  It was Nick’s 2nd PGA Tour win of 2011 as he also took the trophy at the World Golf Championship in Miami in March.  Nick’s golf swing repeated  flawlessly with every club in the bag all week.  Watney and his wife Amber celebrated his victory beside the 18th green.  For a detailed analysis of the Nick Watney golf swing visit Instant Golf Lesson.  A rising golf star, this young golfer is now the 10th best player in the world, and arguably a top American talent along with Steve Stricker and Phil Mickelson.  An interesting bio note on Nick, he is the cousin of Heidi Watney, the attractive on field reporter for NESN, the Boston Red Sox baseball network.

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