If you don't know the perfect swing of Iron Byron was modeled after golf legend Byron Nelson. I saw a looping video of it just like this one and it helped me get my swing back after over 10...

May 26, 2016 · Iron Byron was the USGA’s original mechanical golfer used for testing golf clubs and balls. The device was purchased in 1972 and was officially retired in 2004 when it was …

6 days ago · After months of analysis, it became clear that the machine should be designed to copy the swing of golfing legend Byron Nelson–hence the name Iron Byron. Even though …

Apr 27, 2016 · So it came as a bit of a surprise that the United States Golf Association's golf robot was named "Iron Byron" after the more artistic swinger, Byron Nelson. Nelson became known …

In the full swing video series teaches you step-by-step how to copy the Iron Byron swing machine. I also include an interview with the inventor of Iron Byron, George Manning who confirms the 3 …

Mar 14, 2012 · Iron Byron was built to replicate the most efficient, repeatable swing that existed. It couldn’t have had a more appropriate namesake. Byron Nelson's swing was so efficient that it …

This is the concept that the Iron Byron uses, or any other hitting or swinging machine. The Iron Byron does not “swing at the ball,” rather it just swings the club attached to its arm and the ball …