Feeling nostalgic about Disney? No time to visit Coney Island? Consider expanding this intro with a quick explanation of the MGS fairground metaphor and an overview of sections to follow. This post uses a playful fairground metaphor to introduce common golf swing motions and why they matter to contact and consistency.

Golfer demonstrating MGS fairground swing motion

Close-up of golfer arm rotation during swing

Never fear, MGS will give you all the ferris-wheel and merry-go-round rides you could ever want! The arms will go ferris-wheel and the body merry-go-round, and you’ll never be left in mid-air wondering if you’re suddenly on a ferris-go-round or a merry-wheel!

How? All golf swing problems begin when the body starts to move up-and-down or side to side; or the arms move around the body or forwards and backwards.

For a scientific yet simple explanation, see the 'science and the golf swing' section of this blog.