Hands at impact

[curtisj76]

I just read a few threads were some members were trying to have "lower hands at impact." There was really no explanation as to why. What would "low hands" vs high hands give you? Is this really valid? Thanks

Curtis

 

[conkanen]

Is this the same thing as getting the left arm vertical to the ground when club is parallel to the ground on the downswing?

 

[spktho]

Here's Kevin's explanation:

Technically speaking it allows you to keep the hands inside the sweetspot plane and turn the face to the ball earlier. This allows you to use the right arm as hard as you want and not worry about squaring the face. The holy grail for me personally (and all you underplaners)

and this:

The more out the left arm the more late roll or roll/arch of the left wrist is required. You can do this but id like to strive for more #3 accummulator roll early then right arm POW with a free wheeling clubhead.

 

[jbrunk]

SPKTHO

Here's Kevin's explanation:



and this:

Nevermind, I found the link.

 

[spktho]

Nevermind

What did I do?

 

[curtisj76]

What did I do?

He wanted you to post the link. I assume he found it.

 

[spktho]

He wanted you to post the link. I assume he found it.

O.k. I thought I messed something up.