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THE BREAKTHROUGHS OF THE CROKER GOLF SYSTEM!
Over the past few years Croker Golf has uncovered what are simple basic concepts of an orthodox golf swing.
1. The Hands Are the Source of Motion.
This is NEW news in today's world of golf. In the last 20 years plus much of the golf instruction has been trying to take the hands out of the golf swing. If you had an eye surgeon operating on your eyes, would you want him to move the scalpel with his body? Arms? Or maybe, with his HANDS? In the first place you would want an expert surgeon who has educated hands. Croker Golf System focuses on "What educated hands are in golf," and bringing the importance of educated hands back into the game of golf. Pure and Simple.
2. Push not Pull
The illusion of "Pull" has been fully exposed by in the CROKER GOLF SYSTEM. Understanding the "Pushing" Concept and how to apply it is the basis of the CROKER GOLF SYSTEM. The Hands are pushing on the club ever inch of the swing.
3. Golf as a "Two Target Game"
Target #1.The golf ball's target is the flag(or fairway).
Target #2.The clubhead's target is the ball.
With the address routine being responsible for the ball's target alignment and "educated hands" causing the clubhead to strike its target -- the ball itself, the golfer can handle his task one target at a time. As we say "A to B" gives you "Ball to Target." You can't believe how just this datum not only got us on the Cover of Golf Digest, but also has given golfers a much simpler game plan.
4. The "No conscious Weight Shift" concept
The golf swing is best energized by a rotational force. Turning in a barrel - not swaying. This is at the core fundamental of the CROKER GOLF SYSTEM.
Ben Hogan can be seen from the rear view almost turning into his left foot in the backswing. The reality is that there is weight shift, but the golfer should never consciously shift the weight to the back foot in the backswing or the front foot in the downswing. Weight shift is the effect of the swinging club. Our "Doorway Drill" and "turn in the Barrel" drill stabilize the body for the swing.
5. The Wheel, the Axle, the "Rotor Motor," and the Key Concept
This runs contrary to the "restricted hip turn to start the backswing" theory. By using the hands to trigger the hip turn to rotate the spine and shoulders and to swing the arms, hands, and club into the backswing, there is much more coiling of all the parts and much less stress on the back.
6. Bringing alignment and correct sequence to the address routine
What is the #1 Alignment around which all other basics are formed? We have listed the first 7 in their sequence of assembly during the building of a golfers own best swing.
These factors of an Orthodox golf swing have now been uncovered. We have not re - invented the wheel. All we have doing is giving a simplier and more basic way to build it and remove the buckles when they appear. Defined "cause" to allow the golfer to understand how to build their own swing.
7. Controlling the Nerves - Creating more time to Hit The Ball
Golfers are all different, but one common reality is that if they could have more time available especially in the backswing and at impact, then they would reduce anxiety and have more control over the ball and consistency could come into view. I have come across the cause of expanding your "present time" in both the backswing and at impact. Anyone that has played golf and played a great shot will recognize this quality is present on all truly great hits. The more "present time" the better chance of control and consistency. This breakthrough is most significant coming when it did, as we have the tools to maximize the benefit of this knowledge now.
8. Dispelling some of the Illusions in Golf.
I look forward to expanding on these "Breakthroughs" during our time together at the Conference. There is more than enough in the above Topics to keep us all busy for the time of the Seminar/ Work Shop.
I look forward to our journey together on the Path to Better Golf.
Yours Sincerely,
Peter Croker
crokerpga@aol.com
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