quote:Originally posted by dmadras
Try perfecting your grip. Im sure its not under the muscle pad in the left hand. Also check your right hand. Make sure the "V" points to your right shoulder and the lifeline on your right hand (between the 2 muscle pads) sits on the left thumb. From there if you still get a flat wrist, check your body motion. If your middle dosent work properly, something has to take the load...in this case...maybe that left wrist!!!!!!
quote:Originally posted by Rob2197
I have this problem too. I think my left wrist is arching on downswing. But if I strengthen my grip to the right and the clubface is controlled by the back of the left hand, won't this cause the clubhead to come into impact too closed?
Hey Bill! Thanks for your opinions!quote:Originally posted by billmckinneygolf
How's that for a right arm swinger?
quote:Originally posted by billmckinneygolf
Yes.
Back to Andrade..Funky pics, but lots of good stuff. How's that for a right arm swinger?
Or does anyone think he's a hitter? He crushes it for a little guy.
When I qualified for the ATT at Pebble, a lot of fans mistook me for him...good-looking devil.
quote:Originally posted by billmckinneygolf
Frankly, I've never seen a true Hitter able to hit
it anywhere. They're always "Switting" or right arm swinging.
Why can't they hit it anywhere? A true Hitter tries to overpower CF..tsk tsk. Great for short shots, though.
quote:Originally posted by MizunoJoe
As far as being a Hitter - how many Hitters go to the End and use a full left arm rotation?
quote:Originally posted by billmckinneygolf
When you see guys with huge pivots and that left arm bent and they still
kill it, it's usually right arm swinging. Frankly, I've never seen a true Hitter able to hit
it anywhere. They're always "Switting" or right arm swinging.
Why can't they hit it anywhere? A true Hitter tries to overpower CF..tsk tsk. Great for short shots, though.
quote:Originally posted by billmckinneygolf
7-19 Lag Loading "The 'Right Arm Swing' is simply 10-3-K with loosened Wrists (7-1) and
longitudinal acceleration using 7-19-3 above."
Man, I don't like typing those numbers. Takes too long for my spastic fingers.
Like several other tour pros and good players, he replaces his left shoulder
with his right elbow. When you see guys with huge pivots and that left arm bent and they still
kill it, it's usually right arm swinging. Frankly, I've never seen a true Hitter able to hit
it anywhere. They're always "Switting" or right arm swinging.
Why can't they hit it anywhere? A true Hitter tries to overpower CF..tsk tsk. Great for short shots, though.
quote:Originally posted by tongzilla
quote:Originally posted by MizunoJoe
As far as being a Hitter - how many Hitters go to the End and use a full left arm rotation?
Arnold Palmer, prime time, for example.
quote:Originally posted by tongzilla
quote:Originally posted by billmckinneygolf
Frankly, I've never seen a true Hitter able to hit
it anywhere. They're always "Switting" or right arm swinging.
Why can't they hit it anywhere? A true Hitter tries to overpower CF..tsk tsk. Great for short shots, though.
Have you seen Ted Ford (posts as "Yodasluke" at lynnblakegolf.com) hit balls? He is as pure a Hitter as you can get. Assembling at Top, Drive Loading, Angle of Approach procedure, etc. Also has a nice Auto Snap Release for a Hitter. I have seen him hit balls live, and he is longer than your average PGA pro. And he is not a big guy (about 5'10"), nor has he got superhuman strength.
quote:Originally posted by MizunoJoe
quote:Originally posted by tongzilla
quote:Originally posted by MizunoJoe
As far as being a Hitter - how many Hitters go to the End and use a full left arm rotation?
Arnold Palmer, prime time, for example.
Here's "prime time" - STT coils up the big shoulders - you can just feel the whirl of the flywheel cranking on the DS of this CF Swing!
http://www.golfswing.com/proswings/palmer.htm