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>> I put the left hand on the club, in the fingers, or >> more in the palm, makes no difference to me, and my >> thumb pretty much goes on the top of the club. Then, >> I put the club several inches behind the ball to grip >> the right hand. This is important. Do it like Moe >> did it. Grip the left hand, and put the clubhead >> several inches behind the ball FIRST, and, then, grip >> the right hand. >> >> Where we are all going wrong is with the right hand >> grip. With the club positioned several inches behind >> the ball, the right hand fits more under the club, >> which is what Moe did, before he met Jack. Grip the >> right hand almost as far under the shaft as with the >> Heard grip. With the Heard grip the thumb would >> actually be on the right side of the shaft; don't go >> quite that far. You will figure it out. Or, you can >> do, as I wrote earlier, and take an overlapping grip >> (position the grip with the clubhead several inches >> behind the ball), and the overlapping grip will be >WAY >> UNDER. >> >> Now, the backswing is, in fact, a curling of the >right >> forearm, and a delivery of the right forearm and >hand, >> and notice that you have that whacking motion that >was >> missing fron your swing before. Notice that the >elbow >> is in front, and the tray position happens >> automatically, all because of the grip of the right >> hand. Lastly, notice how easy it is to keep the back >> of the lefthand flat to the left arm. >> >> NOTICE THE EASE OF EXECUTION. >> >> Eureka. >> >> Remington >Remington, >I posted earlier today my concern that this strong a >grip would cause pull shots. Please excuse me. I was >wrong. In fact your grip suggestion makes it easy to >execute the "skipping stone" sensation with the right >arm. Rotation happens and contributes to power but >without conscious thought. Taking your suggestions was >brilliant at the driving range. I'll take it to the >course tomorrow. >Thanks Tons for your ideas! >Dave

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