Episode 54: Terry Hashimoto

Question one, when you're working on pressure, say I got my, I get my A1 sensor, Matt.

Okay.

Yeah.

Would a player work

on directly fixing their pressure to fix their body or should they fix their body? And should the pressure be a result? Does that make

sense? Well, I get, I get your point.

Well, I'm going to ask you with, with three responses.

Number one, You know, I've been a touring professional.

You can just Google my name, though something will come up.

Terry Hashimoto.

And you'll see that I did play just for the hell of it.

But I spent the majority of my life as a golf manufacturer in Canada.

I own the largest privately owned golf club company for about 17 years.

We took it public in 2000.

It was called Jazz Golf.

And during that time, I also was a golf shaft manufacturer.

I was working with a company in Lincoln, Nebraska called Spiral Tech, and we built all the filament wall shafts for So I have a background in club manufacturing and in shaft manufacturing, and I was an athlete.

I was one of the fastest swimmers in the world when I was 14.

I had a golf and swimming scholarship, so I understand training.

So sorry for that long backup, buildup.

But the question that I have to all golf professionals... experienced and or not is what initiates the backswing.

And 98, a very high percentage of golf instructors fail that question.

I want to ask you that.

You can think about it.

I'll give you some time because you're the host.