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My swing sucks. my left hip is unservicable, Racing motocross and enduro's and playing rugby will do that to you. I have a loose pieces of cartilage floating in it. I've also injured my left hand, my left pinkie and that side of the hand really hurt. Double overlap'll do that to you, ask Mr Furyk.
I think I have always had some degree of throwaway. I actually could play some good golf like this. My PB on a real golf course under real playing conditions is 67.
I own a copy of the yellow book and have read it many times. I have a good mental understanding of the imperatives, essentials. Thanks to Brian, for this.
Anyway I am injured and thus unable to hit anymore, I HAVE to swing.
I was hitting it thin ALL THE TIME. This is a SURE sign of flipping, ask Brian he'll tell you. Good information Brian, Thanks.
Anyway I remembered reading in "5 Lessons" about how the right index finger and thumb were "Swing Wreckers" thanks Mr Ben. So I made a ring around the grip by pressing my right forefinger against the tip of my right thumb (I am right handed). Keeping both off the grip. I think PP#3 has just moved down to my first joint.
I have played like that since, you'd think I would lose distance with the injuries and general decrepitude, well, I am here to tell you that I have not lost an inch and have probably gained a few yards.
My swing feels like boiled crap, but impact is so solid it is frightening. I know I have no throwaway because it feels like my clubhead never gets past my left foot. The fact that I nearly fall over from recoil tells me that I am getting some serious work done.
So try that, It might work for you, who knows. At least I can still play and that is the only thing isn't it?
Thanks be to the Ben and the Brian
My swing sucks. my left hip is unservicable, Racing motocross and enduro's and playing rugby will do that to you. I have a loose pieces of cartilage floating in it. I've also injured my left hand, my left pinkie and that side of the hand really hurt. Double overlap'll do that to you, ask Mr Furyk.
I think I have always had some degree of throwaway. I actually could play some good golf like this. My PB on a real golf course under real playing conditions is 67.
I own a copy of the yellow book and have read it many times. I have a good mental understanding of the imperatives, essentials. Thanks to Brian, for this.
Anyway I am injured and thus unable to hit anymore, I HAVE to swing.
I was hitting it thin ALL THE TIME. This is a SURE sign of flipping, ask Brian he'll tell you. Good information Brian, Thanks.
Anyway I remembered reading in "5 Lessons" about how the right index finger and thumb were "Swing Wreckers" thanks Mr Ben. So I made a ring around the grip by pressing my right forefinger against the tip of my right thumb (I am right handed). Keeping both off the grip. I think PP#3 has just moved down to my first joint.
I have played like that since, you'd think I would lose distance with the injuries and general decrepitude, well, I am here to tell you that I have not lost an inch and have probably gained a few yards.
My swing feels like boiled crap, but impact is so solid it is frightening. I know I have no throwaway because it feels like my clubhead never gets past my left foot. The fact that I nearly fall over from recoil tells me that I am getting some serious work done.
So try that, It might work for you, who knows. At least I can still play and that is the only thing isn't it?
Thanks be to the Ben and the Brian
