Jim McLean

He's received most every honor you can have, but mo- most importantly, he's alive and doing well and doing this podcast.

The great Jim McLean, who, Jim, uh, first of all, thanks for doing this.

You've been a great influence on me.

You've always taken time with me.

He's received most every honor you can have, but mo- most importantly, he's alive and doing well and doing this podcast.

The great Jim McLean, who...

Jim, uh, first of all, thanks for doing this.

You've been a great influence on me.

It's time to tee it up with Keith Jones.

Coming up on today's show, we welcome one of the legends of golf, especially when it comes to instruction, Mr. Jim McLean.

So stay tuned to get ready as you tee it up with Keith Jones.

All right.

And we mostly thought about swinging our hands and arms, which is still great, and we still teach that a lot.

But the body now, especially with biomechanics and force flight technology, people are really seeing now how important this sequence of movements are with your body and the pressure that moves through your feet that really makes for somebody that can hit the ball a long ways and also either draw or fade the ball.

Yeah, this is the Jim McLean hour, by the way.

So anything, Jim, any direction Jim wants to go, it's fine with us.