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Gentlemen,

Thank you for your replies. Hue, can you elaborate on what you mean by monitoring lag pressure? Does this mean that I will feel a different amount of pressure on my right index finger for different length shots? I thank you in advance for your reply because I think that understanding this concept might help me a great deal with my entire game.

teach

Teach!

Welcome back Cotter! Good to see you back. Here's your home work . . .

1. Go and buy Pia Nilson's new book Every Shot Has A Purpose. This will light your golfing fire and tell you how to practice effectively in order to SCORE!!!!

2. Next time you go to the range take only your wedges.

a. Hit chips monitoring your alignments. Is your left wrist flat? Hit chips watching your hands . . . is your Right Wrist LEVEL and BENT? Is you Left Wrist FLAT?

b. Hit the range . . . toss a ball about 5 yards or so. NOW . . . hit a shot and try to land it ON that ball 5 yards out. Let it roll out. NEXT SHOT . . . land it on the last ball. Do this succesively with your wedge until you are hitting a hundred yard or so.

c. Can you execute the different Hinge Motions? If so hit a ton of wedges with the different Hinge Actions. If not, go read up on Hinging and watch the Yoda and VJ video. Then hit wedges. You can't hit enough wedges. You will be getting your distance control down as well as your Alignments.

3. Read the last paragraph of 6-B-1-D Extensor Action. Artifical Pressure of a tight fore finger grip. Keep your other fingers easy on the club. Hold tight with the right forefinger and thumb. Hit chips with this grip. . . How's your distance control? Can you hit it HARD and the Ball come off soft? report back . . . remember the #1 Imperative.

Your homework WILL be graded. . .