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Date Posted: 10:12:23 10/31/01 Wed
Author: HH
Subject: Re: Moe and a hand swing.
In reply to: Chazman 's message, "Moe and a hand swing." on 08:51:46 10/31/01 Wed

>On the "Golf's Jouneyman" tape Moe say's "The golf
>swing swing is a body swing, not a hand and arm one"!
>
>Moe may key in on having his hands go back then
>forward, but his is powering the swing with the upper
>body, not the hand and arms. Tom Sanders swing is an
>upper body swing, there is no loosey goosey wrists and
>hands there.

No argument there. When he made that comment I understood it to mean a mental perception and feel rather than a physical fact of hands only. When I tried it, my focus certainly was on the hand moving up and down - but always using my arms and shoulders and upper back as the energy source. Otherwise the swing would degenerate as you so aptly described it into a "loosey goosey wrists" with a very mediocre end result. Sorry about my lack of precision on the first post. The golf swing at times seems so much a question of feel and perception (at least to me) that I understate or ignore the physical side of it as being a "given".

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