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>> >> Every attempt but one that I've made for an initial >> arm move does not sustain the angle. The one arm >move >> (throwing) that did resulted in too much pain for my >> right elbow. >> >> How do you get to '6/100s' and do you maintain the >> angle? >> >> Peter > > I've been on the lawn playing with this and trying >to attain the 'position' but I'm not having a lot of >luck/skill. Only a few players could ever attain that >kind of lag from the info I've seen and read. Hogan, >Moe, and probably a few other pros. > > Possibly these guys could bend their wrists (double >jointed) back to a position few pros could ever hope >to attain. Moe's leading wrist is slightly bowed at >impact. >The club never flips past his hands. Something else >that Moe had working for him was the fact that he was >left handed but played right. He moved faster with his >leading side than the trailing side. Some players jump >off their trailing (stronger) leg a little too quickly >and their arms don't catch up to their bodies.(I've >read that and don't know it for fact). > > Unless I find some new tip that will allow me to >accomplish this position I am resigning to making a >sweet shot with the position I can easily attain >(6/80) and try to duplicate the move on future shots. >My son tells me there is only one thing that I haven't >tried but he will start the car when I am ready to lay >down on the driveway. > > Here's hoping someone has the answer (raises his >glass). > > DG

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