My favorite golf swing of all time for its simplicity and repeatability. This is how to swing a club. I specifically like his leg action and knee position at address, hips open to target. But it's the fact that he's coming forward before he's halfway back and maintains balance and flow throughout that impresses the most. Perfection.

Classic swing😊

I'm now extremely motivated to work on my swing. A piece of art indeed. Love his swing. 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻

@ZaxDrumsandGolf

8 ай бұрын

Looks a bit like Jack's back then as well!! 🏌⛳

It is a swing designed for purity of ball striking. He didn't take a full 90 degree shoulder turn and the club didn't reach parallel. He probably wasn't the longest hitter but he probably didn't miss many fairways.

@jpricey

2 жыл бұрын

You'd be suprised. George absolutely nutted it and was one of the longest about in his era.

@metalheads-golf

8 ай бұрын

I've just recently found out about GK and fell in love with the swing. If my swing could only grab some elements from his swing and hit more fairways I'm golden. 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻

Goosebumps 💥🔥⭐

Stylish! Thanks for posting this excellent player.

Swings like this are like art itself.

The perfect swing.

Beautiful swing👏👏

Thank you for posting the best George Knudson compilation on the web. Great choice of music as well.

@frankmcchrystal4029

5 жыл бұрын

And eternal thanks to you Mac Gregor for your Mickey Wright Golf Swings video.

@jkissgolf

4 жыл бұрын

You are welcome. I love Knudson's swing the best and too bad there are not enough videos about him on KZread.

杉本英世とのプレーオフを制した カナダカップ(現在ワールドカップ)自宅の近くの読売ccだった。サングラスが似合ってた⛳

Thank you.

I don't save many videos, but this one is a keeper! If you read George Knudson's sole volume on the golf swing, "The Natural Golf Swing," any commentary is unnecessary. Everything he talks about in that classic volume can be seen right here. (Like Ben Hogan in his later years, George couldn't putt a lick, or he'd have many more victories. Watching Knudson putting in his Shell's WWoG matches is truly painful.) Thank you for compiling this.

@jkissgolf

3 жыл бұрын

I'm glad that you like it. I hope more golfers realize how good Knudson's concept is.

One of the best ever!! Incredibly strong hands and forearms!! 😉

it's not art folks, it's back breaking work to hone perfection....

Same leg action every ... single ... swing.

One cool cat

He never changed his swing because it worked so well.

The great Ben Hogan was impressed with George Knudson's golf swing and invited George to a meeting in Fort Worth to discuss an equipment contract . This was the late 60s and George arrived at the meeting dressed in denim with longish hair and sporting a beard (hipster fashion now maybe hippy then). Hogan was not impressed and reprimanded George for his appearance and ordered him to come back later properly attired even offering George to use his account downtown at his Taylor.No need George returned two hours later booted and suited shaved and hair sorted .The two men became very good friends thereafter.

@jkissgolf

4 жыл бұрын

Great story! Thanks for telling me.

@gghooper123

4 жыл бұрын

As your probably aware Hogan was born 1912 and was of a very different generation to George and had little understanding of contemporary culture and also disliked casual dress beards long hair etc where as George away from golf was a laid back cool sort of guy but they had one thing in common talent to ball strike.

@jkissgolf

4 жыл бұрын

Yes and I also heard a few interesting story about Hogan's "mean" attitude. Lol... That's why I love golf so much, it can connect different peoples...

@johndickson9542

4 жыл бұрын

@@gghooper123 And truth doesn't change. Hogan was right about appearance. I'm glad that Knudson respected his wishes and cleaned up. That speaks well of him.

Wonderful swing-so amazing. Rythym, tempo, pace...the ultimate passive hands swing! Thanks for posting. Also love the music-what is it?

@jkissgolf

5 жыл бұрын

I have no idea but just happened to find it.

@jpricey

2 жыл бұрын

'a breathtaking piano piece' by Jervy Hou

Does anyone know where the last hole they show in this video is? It looks insane.

@generalgrant3189

Ай бұрын

That short clip you are seeing asking about is the last filmed shot of George Knuson's 1986 video " The Swing Motion " filmed in Bermuda sadly under three years before he died. He was born in '37 so he would hace been 49 or 50 in that video. The credits at tge end of the video include "The Mid Ocean Club ". The flag on the green of that hole shows a #16. If you want to watch the video it is a gem. Just search " George Knudson The Swing Motion ". That video is uploaded on KZread. You will see that hole right at the beginning and end of the video.

george knudson is my favorite golfer of all time... insane rythmn and timing. he must have a been a pretty long hitter too with that speed.

@jkissgolf

6 жыл бұрын

pierreLeLion Yeah...Nobody can release the club better than him, it's so freely...

@jpricey

2 жыл бұрын

1 of the longest on tour. When he stepped on it, probably the longest....he just never felt the need to. Always swung within himself. Never compromised for balance and rhythm

what is the piece of music?

whoever disliked this video dislikes life...I hope things get better for you

He has a comparatively short backswing. Not criticizing, just noting

@jpricey

2 жыл бұрын

Most people that swing the club fully are normally doing themselves more harm than it does good. When the weight shift is complete there, is no reason to keep swinging back. If you do, it's mainly with the just arms and that's when the problem starts with becoming unconnected 👍🏻

Thank you, great stuff, just the swing no gibberish from someone trying to dissect his swing! Don't need that, just watch!

@jkissgolf

5 жыл бұрын

Gibbys360Golf Absolutely agree! Just watch...

@gibbys360golf3

4 жыл бұрын

Artful Dodger 👍🏼

to me his hands didn't look passive,, swing looked more like a push swing , right hand dominate ,, every similar to what marcus edblad teaches,, it works for me too.