Thanks guys I'll post again once I've culled through the alignment DVDs.
Early question, what is the acceptable amount if head movement, I've notice in some recent videos that I seem to get a little glued to the ball with my eyes. It looks like left ear is tied to the ball forcing my hips out of neutral?
A steady pivot center , the head or a place directly between the shoulders to be more precise , does not preclude the head from turning . Further more if its a place between the shoulders as opposed to the head ... the head can move a tad. If memory serves , Homer when faced with questions about this business said something to the effect of " just keep your head as steady as you can". Arnie would agree.
Since my last post I've taken a couple more lesson and pounded a few thousand balls into the net at my local gym plus some rounds of sim golf. Welcome to winter in the Midwest.
Most recently my pro and I have moved to extensor action..... The work on p3 paid immediate dividends and my impact position looks 100% better. I am consistently maintaining my angles and not falling into a throw away conditn.
What I'm struggling with today is a bit of a set up issue ....
My pro pre prefers me to start from impact fix; having started from adjust address all my life I am find near impossible to get my right forearm on the shaft plane with a level wrist without opening my shoulders or adding quite a bit of spine tilt. In the alignment DVDs Lynn says that spine tilt should come from a shift of the hips/ pelvis not a lean of head
, additionally, the head is center between the feet.....
My question is : how do I check or what does proper impact fix address look like? And how does it relate to shoulder positions? With a 7 iron
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