Level front wrist/back wrist hinge the back forearm at waist level until it turns me and then....................
PLANT AND CLAP!!!???/close the door ala Ricky Fowler?????
TOO Easy
Originally Posted by mb6606
Picture a swinging door opening and closing = horizontal hinge.
Even a swing one foot back one forward has hinge action. Try it with your putter - practice all 3 hinges with your putter and you will understand hinge action.
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HP, grant me the serenity to accept what I cannot change, the courage to change what I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. Progress and not perfection is the goal every day!
Level front wrist/back wrist hinge the back forearm at waist level until it turns me and then....................
PLANT AND CLAP!!!???/close the door ala Ricky Fowler?????
TOO Easy
Mr. Homer Kelley stated you only needed to do three things in the golf swing. Take the club up the turned shoulder plane, down the turned shoulder plane and learn a hinge.
Did horizontal hinging. Very powerful but I was hooking my 6 iron almost 30 feet left of target though it flew about 170 yards with temp of 40 degrees on the range.
Did some pick ups and chops. Powerful, angled hinge ball stays straight, feels like sweet spot. Do you keep the right hand frozen in wedge as you "chop" trying to copy a karate chop or is that too literal?
Since we had a little tourney today, I went to the swing with a pick-up and right hip drive. Very straight and long enough.
Will practice the hinges. Shot a 42/50 w/38 putts top dressed greens, wind, 34 degrees on back 9. UGH.
Thanks. Patrick
Originally Posted by mb6606
Mr. Homer Kelley stated you only needed to do three things in the golf swing. Take the club up the turned shoulder plane, down the turned shoulder plane and learn a hinge.
__________________
HP, grant me the serenity to accept what I cannot change, the courage to change what I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. Progress and not perfection is the goal every day!
Last edited by innercityteacher : 03-30-2010 at 11:53 AM.
Right wrist stays bent left wrist karate chops. If you are hooking your clubface is closed at impact. Make sure you hinge and not early swivel. Check out Yoda http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/index.p...sh-Swivel.html
Originally Posted by innercityteacher
Did horizontal hinging. Very powerful but I was hooking my 6 iron almost 30 feet left of target though it flew about 170 yards with temp of 40 degrees on the range.
Did some pick ups and chops. Powerful, angled hinge ball stays straight, feels like sweet spot. Do you keep the right hand frozen in wedge as you "chop" trying to copy a karate chop or is that too literal?
Since we had a little tourney today, I went to the swing with a pick-up and right hip drive. Very straight and long enough.
Will practice the hinges. Shot a 42/50 w/38 putts topdressed greens, wind, 34 degrees on back 9. UGH.
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