Soft Draw and hitting FAT irons...
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wpfisher
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It could be you are swinging too far to the right.
Brian Manzella
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Absolutely swinging too far to the right.
At the end of the day, a great pattern is the "Soft Draw" backswing and transition, and the "Never Hook Again" through the ball move.
Follow the "Yellow Brick Road."
At the end of the day, a great pattern is the "Soft Draw" backswing and transition, and the "Never Hook Again" through the ball move.
Follow the "Yellow Brick Road."
Brian,
thanks for the response...
By using the NHA "through the ball" in the SD down swing as mentioned in your post, do you mean dropping the club while pivoting and swinging left?(as in the NHA pivot sequence)
AND, if I swing left "through the ball" with a SD backswing and transition-doesn't that negate the main aspect of the SD downswing and the "One last thing" of pointing the butt of the club to the target...(won't the NHA transition hit a fade of sorts) or are you just dropping the club and pivoting (like NHA) through transition, then pointing handle (like SD) and finishing with High hands? in a nut shell how is this mixture of patterns accomplished
thanks
thanks for the response...
By using the NHA "through the ball" in the SD down swing as mentioned in your post, do you mean dropping the club while pivoting and swinging left?(as in the NHA pivot sequence)
AND, if I swing left "through the ball" with a SD backswing and transition-doesn't that negate the main aspect of the SD downswing and the "One last thing" of pointing the butt of the club to the target...(won't the NHA transition hit a fade of sorts) or are you just dropping the club and pivoting (like NHA) through transition, then pointing handle (like SD) and finishing with High hands? in a nut shell how is this mixture of patterns accomplished
thanks
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