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Date Posted: 10:21:49 06/16/00 Fri
Author: Don
Subject: Re: Sustaining Lag - Long.... Try This
In reply to: Erv 's message, "Re: Sustaining Lag - Long.... Try This" on 23:53:46 06/12/00 Mon

Erv,

I see that you have mentioned instruction from your NG CI. What I've posted in this message that you replied to is the swing thought and told to me by one of the NG CI instructors that I took lessons from. It has worked for me if I concentrate on it. I think the release comes natural from the build up of energy having to release. This is my opinion and not based on any scientific study.

Don

> At times I try to maintain the "triangle" (ala 3
> seconds method)through impact it seems to help in
> maintaining the gap angle (as one NGCI called it)
> between the butt of the club and the right wrist, thus
> also creating the lag as some call it through impact.
> In doing this one has to make sure they still release
> the club through impact.
>
>
> > The next time you go to the driving range to hit your
> > irons try taking a swing and just think about hitting
> > the ball with the heel of your golf club. What you'll
> > be doing is leading and lagging. You're leading with
> > your hands and lagging the clubhead. You may think
> > you're going to hit the ball with the clubface wide
> > open, you won't. You will also notice that you will
> > get more distance.
> >
> > Don

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