Jon Tattersall Discusses 5 Commonalities of Great Ball-Strikers
Originally from England, Jon Tattersall is based at Fusion ATL (Atlanta, GA). TPI certified and an expert in 3D Motion Analysis, Jon has worked with PGA TOUR, Korn Ferry Tour, LPGA and European Tour winners. He has also advised and helped Ryder Cup team-members and an Open Championship winner. Tattersall shares his insights and research on the "5 Commonalities Between Great Ball-strikers". He elaborates on:
Swing and Club-head Speed (for appropriate level of play),
Arm Structure,
Launch Conditions and Spin Loft,
Body Acceleration, and
Relative Backswing vs. Downswing Speeds.
As part of his explanations Jon shares drills to help you improve each element in your golf-swing.
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Originally from England, Jon Tattersall is based at Fusion ATL (Atlanta, GA). TPI certified and an expert in 3D Motion Analysis, Jon has worked with PGA TOUR, Korn Ferry Tour, LPGA and European Tour winners. He has also advised and helped Ryder Cup team-members and an Open Championship winner. Tattersall shares his insights and research on the "5 Commonalities Between Great Ball-strikers". He elaborates on:
Swing and Club-head Speed (for appropriate level of play),
Arm Structure,
Launch Conditions and Spin Loft,
Body Acceleration, and
Relative Backswing vs. Downswing Speeds.
As part of his explanations Jon shares drills to help you improve each element in your golf-swing.
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