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Date Posted: 13:07:54 06/30/00 Fri
Author: TJ
Subject: Re: Club low to ground on backswing
In reply to: Bob G 's message, "Club low to ground on backswing" on 12:44:46 06/30/00 Fri

> One of the Ng tips that my instructor gave me that I
> find helpful is to feel like you are sweeping the club
> low to the ground backward as your initial move in
> your backswing. He feels that the mind will imitate
> the start of the back swing move when it begins the
> downswing. So if you feel like you are sweeping prior
> to cocking wrists or moving upward on the backswing,
> you will not prematurely uncock the wrists on the
> downswing. This also helps me keep my left arm a bit
> straighter, by avoiding a sudden immediate pulling up
> of the arms in the initial move of the backswing. Any
> thoughts/


I too was taught that to make sure I rotate the shoulder and create a shallower approach on the downswing.

TJ

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