With no response these past two days to what I view as a very important post -- particularly given Steve Stricker's win today and consequent move to #2 in the World Ranking -- I sense this thread is about to disappear into our archives. Please make sure my BG photos get a permanent place in our Gallery. Thanks.
For those golfers interested in scoring, they are among the most important ever posted on this site.
With no response these past two days to what I view as a very important post -- particularly given Steve Stricker's win today and consequent move to #2 in the World Ranking -- I sense this thread is about to disappear into our archives. Please make sure my BG photos get a permanent place in our Gallery. Thanks.
For those golfers interested in scoring, they are among the most important ever posted on this site.
With no response these past two days to what I view as a very important post -- particularly given Steve Stricker's win today and consequent move to #2 in the World Ranking -- I sense this thread is about to disappear into our archives. Please make sure my BG photos get a permanent place in our Gallery. Thanks.
For those golfers interested in scoring, they are among the most important ever posted on this site.
I never thought of the fact that making a great post like that and getting no response can be frustrating. Just want to be sure you know we're paying attention. I had saved the text and pics for my own future reference.
Level, cocked, uncocked. Teachers don't let us know we need to monitor that. You and Homer Kelley do.
Thanks YODA!
Kevin
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Last edited by KevCarter : 02-08-2010 at 10:14 AM.
I was having my morning coffee and thinking about Brian Gays chipping method (with no left wrist cock) while looking at this photo from the sports section.
Nice wedges and a still level left wrist. Absolutely no flippy whippy, rubber wristed hand syndrome despite the fact it looks like a high soft floater.
I was having my morning coffee and thinking about Brian Gays chipping with no left wrist cock while looking at this photo from the sports section.
What changes did he make to his game I wonder? What a story.
I honestly to believe he is monitoring his wedges, maintaining lag pressure, and using some right forearm magic. Steve sets up closer to Brian Gay than anyone I have seen. I would love to find out if Mr. Tiziani has some TGM influence. I have played with Mr. Tiziani's son Mario, and his alignments were very similar as I remember...
Kevin
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I was having my morning coffee and thinking about Brian Gays chipping method (with no left wrist cock) while looking at this photo from the sports section.
Nice wedges and a still level left wrist. Absolutely no flippy whippy, rubber wristed hand syndrome despite the fact it looks like a high soft floater.
And, with Horizontal Hinge Action (Clubface Closing Only / No Layback)! The giveaway is the toe of the Club pointing along the Line at the end of the Follow-Through (Both Arms Straight position).
You know I'm only one of the distant TGM/LBG disciples....but with all do respect, Master...it looks to me as if the leading is pointing 45* out to the right, which actually indicates angled hinging. Or is it just the photo that cheats the eye. I know if you're saying he's swinging his chips with horizontal, you're certainly right....but this pic...hmm
I went to the dome yesterday and with this chipping method in mind tried to figure out how far I go in that manner. A lot further than I thought, was the answer. The strikes were solid and consistent while maintaining a level left wrist throughout, no left wrist cock. Sort of like a super long putting stroke although I didnt use my putting grip.
Which makes me wonder why it works so well? What is the answer guys?
-one or two accumulators only?
-Id been introducing some un required left wrist cock that complicated things. An unnecessary application of a velocity power for such a short stroke?
-the full lever (left arm and club) having been assembled and maintained throughout the entire stroke is super simple for low point management and ensures full lever impact?
-the right arm is on plane?
That level left wrist is something I keep learning and re learning for all strokes, long and short. It alone can fix a lot of ills for me. ( Yoda did tell me my hands were starting to get a little low and I was reverting back into my old address posture, without the on plane right arm etc. )
Hybrid Mode
