Getting Golf Power, Be Better Golf Live with Tony Luczak

In less than two years, Tony Luczak, PGA used his unique swing method to convert Jeff Flagg's baseball swing into the longest and most powerful swing in the world. Winning the 2014 world long drive championship.

Tony talks about his arms then body swing method and the science behind why he thinks that is the best way to swing a golf club.

Tony was director of golf for Mississippi State University before deciding To go back to school himself and get his PHD to help learn how humans can perform better and learn new and more efficient motor control patterns. Tony is now a full time student and teaches golf lessons to members and the public at Starkville Country Club.

Pre-Order THE SOURCE OF POWER today!
Today is the LAST DAY of the Pre-Order Discount so get it now.

SUBSCRIBE ABOVE TO BE BETTER GOLF, help us make the channel stronger with you FREE Subscription.

Subscribe to Tony's Youtube!
Let's get him over 1,000 subs

Follow me on the HUDL app Brendon DeVore
Twitter and IG are the same
@bb_golfshow

[chrisyoder]

It may be a little premature, but I am on the verge of declaring what I have learned from Tony and Mike Malaska over the last week as what has brought me from the verge of stepping away from golf for a while. I have been on a year long grind trying to get my swing out of the ditch. I've seen 3 different instructors and they all had me doing the same thing: rotating the hips as a means of power and squaring the clubface. I'm not going to say that approach doesn't work, but it damn sure doesn't work for me. I took Tony's info and some of Mike's technique to the range and struck the ball better than I have in a long, long time, and it was easy. It felt very natural. I need a little more time with it, but I am extremely encouraged. Looking forward to the TSOP video.

[bennyclay]

that hip movement is legit! glad he said it. it's what I did when I played my best and going back to it and hitting it longer and straighter going back. such a great teacher and video.

[windellmcspindell]

Absolutely correct.  When the arms initiate the downswing (especially with speed), the body subconsciously reacts in order to stabilize the swing. When you watch it in slow motion, it appears that the lower body in initializing the swing, but in fact it is anticipating those arms coming thru with speed and mass,  and so the lower body fires a millisecond faster in order to offset the weight and speed of the arms.

[prestonnull]

Stumbled on this video. Great stuff. What Tony is teaching makes so much sense. I started. Using my arms more because my speed has continued to go down.👍

[tcarp]

Good stuff Brendon! One of my favorite videos so far. Keep up the good content, it is greatly appreciated!

[kdbarham]

Excellent information. I watch all your videos. What your doing now is so helpful. Tony, Bobby, Mike, and Monte make it easy to understand. I'm using their teaching to transform and improve my swing. Thanks!

[ilovedavedunlop]

love what he says about feeling impact after the ball and extending properly

[omeradhia]

Loved it ... Good job Brendon !! Tony's method reminds me of Shawn Clement's teaching philosophy. On his youtube channel, he has hundreds of videos explaining this same concept in great depth.

[keithblair]

Love the channel. I am really looking forward to The Source of Power. I love Tony's explanation Arm drive, then accelerate the hips into extension. I had an instructor try to explain it to me before but we never worked on arms first, so my swing was out of sync I couldn't grasp it. Great stuff.

[littlestudiorecords]

Fantastic video Brendan!A lot of this makes perfect sense. tried it at the range and I must say I am getting great contact now and the ball flight is more straighter. Great videos mate :)

[jamesbondisamonkey]

Right Hip over left foot on the follow through is such a great tip to fix the follow through

[Jackybug]

I like it all except the right shoulder drop. Personally I do best when I try to keep the right shoulder high.

[BamaPaul]

Watch this two years ago learn some more watching it again B .

[PChandler]

What if you start at impact hands (bent right wrist/shaft leaning forward)? I can't start at mid-body hands. I feel like I have to start the take-away with the last three fingers of my left hand to at least my right thigh, and then pull with my right side to the top. You really have brought some great stuff out lately. Thanks much.

[VoodooZ]

Great technical info there. A lot of them I had success with lately by pure coincidence...

[lambert]

When Tony swings he looks like a taller Ian Woosnam. Beautiful golf swing!

[krisbretz]

when's the lesson coming out? im really anxious for it

[RRgolf]

From all of the guys you have seen which style or program works best for you? As some are conflicting each other. Interested the level of Mac O'Grady influence in the teachers you have seen.

[Eqnotalent]

This is awesome. He’s like the “Bryson DeChambeau” of golf coach. U guys keep plug “revolutionary golf” in a lot of recent videos. can you tell me what it is or what we are buying? Drills? Training vid? Or a “new” right hand/arm swing?

[krusbaer]

So if I understand it correctly, in the takeaway you don't want the hands to hinge and/or rotate at all? Great video as always!