So if my right shoulder is geometically moving correctly, I should focus on my hands, according to you. That's fine. Should I just feel them going up and down the plane angle? Or what?
I have a problem with my body rotation slowing down when I start focusin on just moving my hands during the swing. Is this just because the pivot isn't fully "programmed" yet? And if so, what will get me "over the hump" to full programming?
Hit some balls today just driving my right shoulder in the inside quad of the ball. Wonderous results. But as you say, trouble may abound should I continue down this exclusive path for too long.
One last thing: when I start using a "pivot feel" to "hit" the ball, the clubshaft will slowly but surely start falling underplane in the downstroke. Is the remedy for this just going back and forth between a "hands" feel and a "pivot" feel? That seems to be what's worked in the past.
Time is short, Robot Buddy R2D2, so let's cut to the chase. You are a goodplayer, a better player than almost anybody in the world -- don't get a BigHead because 99 percent of the Golf World can't break 99. But, at your levelyou want to know how to make it great -- and break 70 consistently! Iunderstand.
Now hear this....
You are not 'setting' the Rigid Right Wrist Bend of the Right Forearm FlyingWedge at Impact Fix and then holding that Rigid Right Wrist Bend throughImpact. Or probably anywhere else for that matter. If you were, given youryouth and dedication to the Game, you would not be posting on this -- or anyother -- Site.
You come to my school, and I will show you how to move the Club. Up and Back onPlane. Down and Out through Impact. With a Magical Right Forearm Flying Wedgeand a Motioness Bent and Level Right Wrist through the Both Arms StraightPosition of the Follow-Through.
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