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Date Posted: 12:17:36 02/01/02 Fri
Author: Chazman
Subject: Idea isn't odd at all!
In reply to: DR 's message, "Re: Arms of wood, is a term first coined by Joe Dante" on 22:34:08 01/28/02 Mon

Almost every pro on tour is a body swinger!

If you look at earlier version of NG you will find they did instruct you to hold the trail wrist bend angle through impact and didn't have this loosey-goosey-wristy, hand and arm swing that they are all of a sudden touting today.

Look on the golf channel website and if you look up the show that Mark Evershed (a pal of Moe's who is a CG instructor) is on he also instructs holding the trail wrist bend well into, if not completely through the swing.

Tom Sanders also instructs holding the angle.

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