Marrying Straight-Line Downstroke Thrust With Finish Swivel
Originally Posted by AK
Basically, I'm just trying to keep improving on my ability to bring the clubhead to low point. I'm wondering if the 'throw the ball at the ground with my right hand' feel is making me take too-deep divots.
I think I'm getting shallower divots when I use the feelling of throwing the club to the target (but my low point may even be further past the ball using this swing thought. ?!?
There is a fine line here.
Through Impact, Thrust -- Muscular or Centrifugal -- is always directed Straight Line and Down Plane. Down and Out to Low Point (1-L-14) toward the Aiming Point (6-E-2). This puts the Hands -- directly or indirectly -- in their Impact Hand Location (7-8 ). But...
This Lag Pressure Point Pressure -- #3 Pressure Point (Right Forefinger) -- is never an out-an-out Right Arm Throwaway from the Top and into the ground. Instead...
In Pivot Strokes, the Loading from the Top is best done via the Left Side Pull, i.e., the Body Pulling the Arms and the Arms pulling the Club. Then, with a strong sense of Finish Swivel, the Left Arm Flying Wedge is accelerated through Impact and Follow-Through.
The Lagging Right Side picks this up as Clubhead Lag.
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