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Apr 7, 2008
Av-606 iseekgolfguru 5836 posts

Topic: Cricket To Golf

Yup, you have to learn to play the driving shots vs the flicks and deflectors.

 
Apr 5, 2008
Iseekgolf_80 One eyed Jack 219 posts

Topic: Cricket To Golf

A young Aussie by the name of Mitchell Brown represented Australia at U/15 or U/17’s before concentrating on golf. He was the number 1 world ranked amatuer 4 years later, and is now having a go at the Asian Tour as a pro.

But that’s just damn natural ability.

 
Apr 4, 2008
Av-606 iseekgolfguru 5836 posts

Topic: Cricket To Golf

Funny looking start to the link but this got there this time:)

 
Apr 4, 2008
Av-606 iseekgolfguru 5836 posts

Topic: Cricket To Golf

http://content-www.cricinfo.com/magazine/content/story/344671.html

 
Apr 4, 2008
Av-606 iseekgolfguru 5836 posts

Topic: Cricket To Golf

hmmmm that was a cut and paste job. working on it again:)

 
Apr 3, 2008
Av-606 iseekgolfguru 5836 posts

Topic: Cricket To Golf

This was a good read for cricket and golf!

 
Apr 2, 2008
Iseekgolf_80 petergf 245 posts

Topic: Cricket To Golf

know the problem.
cheers peter

 
Apr 2, 2008
Av-14646 Sidman 188 posts

Topic: Cricket To Golf

I played cricket for 10 years. One thing that some cricketers do with a golf swing is they chicken wing … a flying left elbow.

batsmen like a high left elbow on front foot shots and some bring that to golf…

however that said there are some great cricketers that are also great golfers… story going around that R Ponting plays off single digits… and sledges well to boot.

my 2 cents worth.

 
Apr 2, 2008
Av-606 iseekgolfguru 5836 posts

Topic: Cricket To Golf

2Brag: spending time of the range needs to be done with help. Otherwise you are just putting a hole in your wallet and doing the same old without understanding why changes make changes.

 
Apr 2, 2008
Av-16833 MrConsistency 2659 posts

Topic: Cricket To Golf

Make sure to keep that lower body quiet and still. No matter how many times I thought I had that down, I found that it needed to be moving even less. Might be something that you aren’t having trouble with, but for me it was a biggy so I thought I would let you know.

 
Mar 31, 2008
Av-606 iseekgolfguru 5836 posts

Topic: Cricket To Golf

Yes and no:)

When u bat, ask yourself if you are a top or bottom handed player. Then consider that answer for a drive, vs hook, vs cut vs deflection.

Standing open is in golf more of a hitters stance – bottom hand dominant with lots of right arm muscular action. For a hitter to hook, then that open stance line has the face hitting the ball left if there is any over rotation of the torso and or hands.

Being very open in golf is v tricky as now you have to time so many moving parts to line up in the right place at the right time. All you have to do is work out to drive down and out using the same swing and trust it.

 
Mar 31, 2008
Av-606 iseekgolfguru 5836 posts

Topic: Cricket To Golf

Just analyzing what moves what in a cricket shot allows you to relate the two and what differentiates them. I know the bowlers that I taught golf had a major improvement in their batting averages once they grasped a bit of technique vs brawn.

 
Mar 31, 2008
Av-22535 benny78 125 posts

Topic: Cricket To Golf

Yea I am a cricketer first and a golfer second. I found when I first started playing golf my body was overactive in my swing (being a batsman my feet just want to move!). I found that as a fixed up that side of my golf swing, my batting deteriorated because my feet stopped moving. I think the best way to do it is look at the golf swing and batting technique as two totally independent things, as IMO, they are totally different and trying to relate them only harms your performance.

Work is for people who don’t know how to play GOLF.

http://www.golflink.com.au/...

so true… i’ve played many a ‘golfing cover drive’...

 
Mar 31, 2008
Av-16833 MrConsistency 2659 posts

Topic: Cricket To Golf

Yea I am a cricketer first and a golfer second. I found when I first started playing golf my body was overactive in my swing (being a batsman my feet just want to move!). I found that as a fixed up that side of my golf swing, my batting deteriorated because my feet stopped moving. I think the best way to do it is look at the golf swing and batting technique as two totally independent things, as IMO, they are totally different and trying to relate them only harms your performance.

 
Mar 31, 2008
Av-606 iseekgolfguru 5836 posts

Topic: Cricket To Golf

In cricket depending upon the shot, you are hitting or swinging. Cricket you can also deflect using changes to the left wrist and right wrist angles.

In golf we need to keep the latter the same.

I watched Hayden swinging top hand only in the nets one day. My 11 year old piped up “hey dad he has a great Flat Right Wrist roll like when I play with your flail”. A few shots later ” hey that was a vertical hinge to get the balls to go the other side of the bowler!”

 
Mar 31, 2008
Av-24009 Sanders917 19 posts

Topic: Cricket To Golf

Yeah i play a bit of golf and love my cricket. I have actually found that my golf swing has changed my batting. After i do a drive i role my wrist around and finish up alot like my finish position in golf. I should be keeping my elbow straight, which is my i batted so bad this year.

 
Mar 31, 2008
Iseekgolf_80 longoffthetee 198 posts

Topic: Cricket To Golf

A mate of mine used to play state cricket, and has recently taken up golf, his Drive is a dead ringer for a cover drive. Straight and right every time. His irons hook but he has a great short game, chipping and putting he finds easy.

 
Mar 31, 2008
Av-22535 benny78 125 posts

Topic: Cricket To Golf

greg blewett and ricky ponting never had hassles… but my skills in both games are far worse than theirs :)

played cricket for years and practiced alot of technique early on – find it a lot easier to master.

i agree about the rolling of the wrists comment above.

 
Mar 31, 2008
Iseekgolf_80 harro8u 633 posts

Topic: Cricket To Golf

the only problem i find is being a cricketer and golfer it tends to make you hit hooks as in cricket you roll the wrists to keep ball down and in golf that will promote a hook