Send us a text We trace Georges’ path from France to China and unpack how a clear system—not a one-size method—helps juniors and adults build reliable contact, usable power, and predictable ball flight. We challenge common myths about Stack and Tilt and show how thinking golfers score lower. • defining turn, tilt, and extend before touching a club • controlling low point to build solid contact • creating enough speed to play, not chase max distance • building predictable ball flight through ...
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Send us a text We trace Georges’ path from France to China and unpack how a clear system—not a one-size method—helps juniors and adults build reliable contact, usable power, and predictable ball flight. We challenge common myths about Stack and Tilt and show how thinking golfers score lower. • defining turn, tilt, and extend before touching a club • controlling low point to build solid contact • creating enough speed to play, not chase max distance • building predictable ball flight through ...
Captain Nathan Smith Reveals the Soul of Cypress Point
Flag Hunters Golf Podcast
1 hour 2 minutes
2 months ago
Captain Nathan Smith Reveals the Soul of Cypress Point
Send us a text We welcome USA Walker Cup Captain Nathan Smith to discuss the upcoming matches at Cypress Point Club, the first time this iconic course has hosted the event since 1981 and will be televised for the public to see its splendor. • Nathan Smith brings his perspective as a four-time US Mid-Amateur champion who has played in four Masters • Cypress Point's Alister MacKenzie design philosophy offers "an easy birdie or a hard-fought bogey" on every hole • The course demands strategic p...
Flag Hunters Golf Podcast
Send us a text We trace Georges’ path from France to China and unpack how a clear system—not a one-size method—helps juniors and adults build reliable contact, usable power, and predictable ball flight. We challenge common myths about Stack and Tilt and show how thinking golfers score lower. • defining turn, tilt, and extend before touching a club • controlling low point to build solid contact • creating enough speed to play, not chase max distance • building predictable ball flight through ...
