JimBlackwell
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On all of my shots, woods,irons,putts, I come out of the shot. I am totally aware of it but cannot seem to fix it. What causes this? Is it anatomical or mental? What drills do you suggest I do to fix this fault? Jim Blackwell
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You are FORCED to come out of your spine angle.quote:Originally posted by JimBlackwell
On all of my shots, woods,irons,putts, I come out of the shot. I am totally aware of it but cannot seem to fix it. What causes this? Is it anatomical or mental? What drills do you suggest I do to fix this fault? Jim Blackwell
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Ben Hogan once said: "coming 'off-the-ball', what the hell is that supposed to mean?"
To me, it almost always means you are hitting up on it or are 'RE-lifting' your arms and club in a help it up or STEERING mode.
Remember, UP THE WALL/DOWN THE WALL/LEFT OF THE WALL
To me, it almost always means you are hitting up on it or are 'RE-lifting' your arms and club in a help it up or STEERING mode.
Remember, UP THE WALL/DOWN THE WALL/LEFT OF THE WALL
When I am pull out of my spine angle, its because my hips didnt rotate correctly, instead of rotating they sort of move forward which lifts the spine. If i think of rotate my hips, i do that, but if i think of rotating my shoulder, i dont. If i think about moving my hands then my pivot is usually good, it moves to allow my hands to go where i intend them to go.
That brings me to a question about definitions.... Hands controlled pivot-i move my hands and the pivot responds.
PIVOT controlled hands- i move my pivot and my hands responds.
Is the above correct??
That brings me to a question about definitions.... Hands controlled pivot-i move my hands and the pivot responds.
PIVOT controlled hands- i move my pivot and my hands responds.
Is the above correct??
quote:Originally posted by brianman
Ben Hogan once said: "coming 'off-the-ball', what the hell is that supposed to mean?"
To me, it almost always means you are hitting up on it or are 'RE-lifting' your arms and club in a help it up or STEERING mode.
Remember, UP THE WALL/DOWN THE WALL/LEFT OF THE WALL
And if you pay attention to your thumb, you can find the wall
Brian Manzella
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my thumb?
quote:Originally posted by EdZ
quote:Originally posted by brianman
Ben Hogan once said: "coming 'off-the-ball', what the hell is that supposed to mean?"
To me, it almost always means you are hitting up on it or are 'RE-lifting' your arms and club in a help it up or STEERING mode.
Remember, UP THE WALL/DOWN THE WALL/LEFT OF THE WALL
And if you pay attention to your thumb, you can find the wall
Can some one please describe where this image of the wall is and how the thumb helps?
JimBlackwell
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[8)]I rotate my shoulders back flat. Yesterday I felt the same frustration. When I practise swing with focus on the spine angle staying correct, I can do it. But when I swing I know I come out-all the time.Tahnks for your question.
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