Welcome to this web site dedicated to explain in further detail the golf swing conceived by Joe Norwood.
I started studying with my grandfather in 1973 although it can be said he had been teaching part of his swing to me since I was a little boy. He used to put a golf ball in my right hand and have me hold it between my thumb and index finger. It seemed like a large soccer ball at the time but he was instilling into me at a very early age the essence of the thumb and forefinger and how it is used with his swing.
I have devoted myself to my grandfathers swing and hope to further assist you in training yourself how to perform every aspect of his swing. This page and the subsequent links will go into deeper detail about the Norwood Golf swing so as to help those of you achieve and enjoy Joe's Swing.
Here are the things I intend to further detail:
The Grip
The Seal of the Wrists
The stance
The left thigh into the right knee
The locking of the hips
The lower body as the anchor.
The upper body as the dominant producer of this golf swing
The right elbow at address
The left arm at address and during backswing
The left and right shoulder piston action
The 1st move of the backswing
The backswing
The 1st move of the downswing
The downswing
The left shoulder squaring to the target before impact
The cross lateral move
Impact
Follow through
Short Game from 50 yards
Putting technique
The reason there is no spin on the ball when the ball hits the green.
Why 95% of the missed shots will go to the right.
The two methods of shanking and how to correct them.
Why you cannot draw or hook the ball with this swing unless it is a missed shot.
Mental attitude control
The circle of learning
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