Medinah Observations

[jim_0068]

Might be off topic but just hit me when I read it.

Would you say that with maybe single digit or better players the main cause for the 'all out hook' would be throwaway?

I hit several of these all-outers last night.

yes...this usually comes from an under-plane downswing that swings too far to the right and the pivot slows down too much because YOU want to swing left but the underplane downswing wants to go more "up" than back "in" and thus your flip to attempt this which radically closes the face and you hook.

I just saw a post not long ago from John Riegger on this site that said pros are the "masters of throwaway."

[Sonic_Doom]

yes...this usually comes from an under-plane downswing that swings too far to the right and the pivot slows down too much because YOU want to swing left but the underplane downswing wants to go more "up" than back "in" and thus your flip to attempt this which radically closes the face and you hook.

I just saw a post not long ago from John Riegger on this site that said pros are the "masters of throwaway."

Thanks Ed and Jim. I was coming form that place i.e. I have a decent grip & setup and single digit hdcp. I know I fight the shoulder/forarm coming in high-but getting better.

Does the FLW (w/horizontal hinging, sustained lag) in a square/square setup resist a draw flight?

CW

[birdie_man]

Good post Jim....thanks for that.