he actually plays both draw and fade, but he had taylormade open his club face about 2 degrees so he won't hook the balllooks like a fade swing...with that clubface and finish...but I'm no trackman.
Absolutely! Un-frickin'-believable how vertical the hand path is. Here are some pictures: https://picasaweb.google.com/106612...CNeZ38aiseKT1QE#slideshow/5749248108493006978He does everything required to play with that open face. Serious awareness.
1. His laying it off helps him square it up —ala Sasho's research.
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3. His reverse-twisting helps him delay his twisting that he is OBVIOUSLY picking up speed with.
Some others who know a thing or two about a weak grip tumble:Here is two GOLD NUGGETs from Dr. Kwon at the WGSC:
1. The only "plane" that matters is the sweetspot plane from 9 to 3.
2. The shoulders turn 10° FLATTER than the "eventual sweetspot plane" (my term) and the hands move 10° STEEPER.
His name is Chien Soon Lu and he's around 50 years old...
he never miss anything inside 250 yards when we play with him.
Ball always goes straight as an arrow
I wish I can keep up with him one day
here's one of his aces
His caddy was pretty good as well.
he actually plays both draw and fade, but he had taylormade open his club face about 2 degrees so he won't hook the ball
he actually plays both draw and fade, but he had taylormade open his club face about 2 degrees so he won't hook the ball