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Date Posted: 19:03:39 10/11/01 Thu
Author: GULFNUT
Subject: Re: New clubs
In reply to: Carl 's message, "New clubs" on 15:47:14 10/11/01 Thu

>I have recently started learning the natural golf
>swing. It has become very obvious that I cannot
>properly learn the swing without new clubs or
>modification to my current clubs. I currently use
>Tour Edge Bazooka's. Is it possible to drastically
>alter the lie angle of my current clubs to allow for a
>SA setup or would it be more prudent to buy new clubs?
> I have read the pros and cons of NA clubs on this
>board and I cannot recall ever seeing a set of clubs
>with enough upright lie to allow for the NA setup and
>swing. When I currently attempt the NA setup, the toe
>of the club digs into the ground. Any suggestions?
Jerry Heard who teaches a modified form of Natural
Golf called the Heard Super Swing has the student grip the
club at the point where the fingers meet the hand, it is not
quite a palm grip, but it isn't a finger grip either. If you
use this slightly modified form of the palm grip you can get
your clubhead to lie flat on the ground at address.

The other thing you can do is to get a 3 inch extender
put on your handle with thicker grips. But I don't know if
this will help you with your lie angle.
gulfnut @t http://kss.fws1.com

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  • Re: New clubs -- Rob, 19:48:01 10/11/01 Thu
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