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Date Posted: 14:46:00 07/14/00 Fri
Author: jmknox
Subject: Re: Thank You Remington
In reply to: Remington 's message, "Re: Tray position" on 10:15:20 07/12/00 Wed

Remington, This is the BEST advice I've come across in either forum...this has made an incredible difference in my swing consistency...and a nice part of the whole "setup routine". Great job!!!!!!!
> If you exaggerate the grip, for the backswing, (put
> the right hand way under, with the right thumb on the
> right side of the grip)you will understand about the
> tray (it just goes there), and you will understand how
> the right elbow wants to go in front of the hip on the
> downswing, because there is pressure for it to move in
> that direction, caused by the grip. The exaggerated
> grip won't work on the downswing so move the grip just
> a little left, a little less strong, and you will see
> the tremendous rotation of the right forearm into
> impact...just happens.
>
> Key to the whole thing is to ensure that the clubhead
> is several inches behind the ball, when you grip the
> right hand.
>

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