How good can Average Joe be? Let's assume enough physical talent to play a high school sport. Decent eye hand coordination . . .
Hogan said that the "average" golfer should be a 70's shooter. What do we say?
I don't know what the rest of we will say.
But I do know what Homer Kelley said.
And he said:
"If you can keep your Left Wrist Flat through Impact, you will break 80 tomorrow."
In fact, that is exactly what he did in 1941. After only five months of golf, he shot a 77 on a championship course. His book -- The Golfing Machine® -- was born because he could not explain how he did it. Nor could he find anyone else who could. And because he didn't know, he immediately reverted to his old, high-handicap form. The "sweeping" Feel he had that day soon became a distant memory.
Sixteen years later, he discovered the Flat Left Wrist. Only then did he remember what the pro had told him:
"Semi-lock your left wrist through impact."
That is what Homer had done those many years before.
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