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>Pipeline Moe, > >This is what Jack K. had me do to feel the motion of >moving the hands back and down in LPG. Start the >backswing with your hands moving the club back >immediately bringing your right elbow to the inside as >Moe does now just bicep curl the club up to your right >shoulder bringing your hands as close to your right >shoulder as you possibly can. Your left shoulder >should be behind the ball by now. While still having >your back to the target just move your hands away from >your right shoulder extending your arms. With your >arms fully extended your hands will still move away >from the target then go straight down and then down >and out through the ball. > >Do this in slow moe until you get the feel for it. >Then just swing at 50% until you really get the feel >for this movement, after that do whatever tempo swing >that you are comfortable with. A simple swing thought >that Jack K. told me is, when you start your downswing >just move your hands down toward your right heel. >A few years ago while I was taking a CG lesson from a >pro, I was told the same thing only naturally with CG >you don't fold your left arm in the backswing. > >What I think is happening when you learn and do this >move is you are getting as wide of an arc in the swing >circle that is possible that gives you a powerful >swing. > >Don > > > >> > All pros move their hands back and down away from >the >> > target in the start of the downswing, this >generates >> > power. >> > >> > Don >> Don >> Can you explain what he means? I have ask and the >> only reply I've gotten is that I would have to be >> there so he could show me.

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