New Saguto Fast Track Course

Absolutely love it, Tom! Very simplified explanation. Great for a quick reference to review for development and correcting any of those haunting swing flaws. Thanks, again, Tom! You're successfully helping me to pull through my golf game and bringing the FUN into it! You're the best! 👍⛳🏌️‍♂️

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7 Comments

Tom Saguto

Jun 28, 2021

@thomas.linehan & @johnpfistnerjr - The clubface should be neutral when situated at the zero-point - i.e.: where your lead arm is hanging straight down from the lead shoulder. This is a good pre-address check. Then when you take your stock setup you will place your hands even with the inside of the lead thigh, which will be forward of the ball position. This combination of hands-forward/ball-back will open the face to the target line without any regripping or manipulation.

Tom Saguto

Jun 25, 2021

Thanks @johnpfistnerjr and @johnklecan - I'm glad to know that the new Quick Start Guide is resonating well even with some of the more "seasoned" members!!

johnpfistnerjr

Jun 25, 2021

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@Tom SagutoThat's KFC Seasoned Crispy members!

thomas.linehan

Jun 26, 2021

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I also enjoyed it. You did say some things that I hadn't heard you say before. One is that when you take your setup that the club will be open a couple of degrees. I have been correcting mine, which closed it. That's why I have pulled a few shots.

johnpfistnerjr

Jun 26, 2021

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@thomas.linehan I was doing the same at first. I was reluctant with an open club face thinking this is where I ended up slicing or having a strong fade until I realized, golf is a game of opposites.

johnklecan

Jun 25, 2021

I agree. The nice short videos are a great reference point after going through the original program. I picked up a few things on these videos that either were not on the original videos or just didn't register with me at the time. Nice job, Tom.

johnpfistnerjr

Jun 25, 2021

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@johnklecanEspecially when Tom adds in what the clubface angle should be at address and providing a brief visual. I like that because, it helps me to finally lock in my set up before I swing. Open clubface helps me to get the in to out swing path verses over the top, closed face. This is what prompted me to post about what the driver head should look like at address/ball.