Playing well lately but have a question. A very creative/ talented GSEM had me drop my right foot back Rocco Mediate style a few years ago. I actually strike the ball much better this way with less fear of the dreaded shanked wedge. Best I can figure, it helps me get my right shoulder deeper on the backswing. Any suggestions on how to do this with a square stance?
dropping the right foot back would help you turn your hips more on the backs swing I'd assume that was the m.o.? if you want your hips to turn more . . . standard knee action . . . allow your right knee to straighten . . . watch snead . . hogan . . . young palmer . . jones . . . HUGE hip turns . . .
dropping the right foot back would help you turn your hips more on the backs swing I'd assume that was the m.o.? if you want your hips to turn more . . . standard knee action . . . allow your right knee to straighten . . . watch snead . . hogan . . . young palmer . . jones . . . HUGE hip turns . . .
dropping the right foot back would help you turn your hips more on the backs swing I'd assume that was the m.o.? if you want your hips to turn more . . . standard knee action . . . allow your right knee to straighten . . . watch snead . . hogan . . . young palmer . . jones . . . HUGE hip turns . . .
Ah Bucket, that is so beautiful , such great motion............where'd popular golf theory go wrong? Why did they come up with a "freeze the Hips on the takeaway" idea? Which reminds me of my dancing after I hit 50. You got to move it , move it.
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