Which of the following is a principle in the PGA swing model?

Which of the following is a principle in the PGA swing model?

• A. Arc Width
• B. Timing
• C. Clubface position
• D. Dynamic Loft

Answer: (A)

Arc width is the principle because it describes how wide the swing arc should be and, importantly, that it stays connected and consistent from takeaway through impact. Keeping a stable arc width helps the arms stay linked to the torso, guiding the club on a repeatable path and helping the clubface stay square to the target at impact. This consistent structure is a core pattern the PGA swing model emphasizes to produce solid contact and predictable distance. Timing, clubface position, and dynamic loft influence the shot results, but they’re about outcomes or specific positions within the swing rather than the foundational pattern of the swing itself.

Arc width is the principle because it describes how wide the swing arc should be and, importantly, that it stays connected and consistent from takeaway through impact. Keeping a stable arc width helps the arms stay linked to the torso, guiding the club on a repeatable path and helping the clubface stay square to the target at impact. This consistent structure is a core pattern the PGA swing model emphasizes to produce solid contact and predictable distance.

Timing, clubface position, and dynamic loft influence the shot results, but they’re about outcomes or specific positions within the swing rather than the foundational pattern of the swing itself.