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Date Posted: 11:24:43 06/23/00 Fri
Author: TJ
Subject: Re: ng slight hip turn, shoulder follow through
In reply to: Peter 's message, "Re: ng slight hip turn, shoulder follow through" on 09:25:41 06/23/00 Fri

> > Recent hits are straight and with height, almost as
> if
> > I am finally getting the club to the ball not
> delofted
> > and I what feels like an upswing.
>
> You want height but be careful that the trajectory is
> not too high. Take a look at the thread "Uh oh, Ed's
> thinkin' again".
>
> > I'd like any
> > comments on the slight hip move (not actually a
> turn).
> > and the right shoulder move on the downswing.
>
> Although NG & IMA say "face the ball at impact" this
> is not an absolute thing. When you look at video of
> Moe, Todd and Scott you see that they all have their
> hips slightly open to the target line at impact. They
> are, never the less, much less rotated than the vast
> majority of tour pros.
>
> Peter

Don't worry about the hips so much as your shoulders should be square to the target at impact. How you get into that position is by the underhand swing motion of the right arm.

If you start the downswing with the right arm and hand, it is easier to "feel" the right elbow in front of the hip. This also should improve your trajectory, unless you are playing the ball too far back in your stance or releasing too early. I have found the hips part of the swing to be a reaction to the downswing motion not a catalyst for the downswing.

Hope this helps.

TJ

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