[BurleyGolf]

Hey Burley

I dont think he pushed at #3, at #1 certainly but not at #3. He said there was very little grip pressure at the right index finger but sensed some pressure "coming through". Which to me seems consistent with #3 being a non direct drive pressure point. Here is a transcript of the Coleman Palm Beach tapes.

Ben Hogan:

"Are you on sound?" "These are the pressure points, in your hands.

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The two center fingers of your right hand and last three fingers of your left hand. Here." (Pointing)

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Also this butt pad shoves right on up on top of the shaft, while your last three fingers are pulling up at all times. Very little pressure on the index finger of the right hand and thumb. You get the pressure of your right hand with this butt pad of your index finger. Going through. It isnt any pressure down or around the shaft, its just forward" (He then demonstrates with a movement of the hands forward, applying lag pressure to the #3 pressure point).



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George Coleman:

"Ok Ben thank you a lot, that was hard work etc "


End of tape.


I like your idea about his left hand not being as weak as thought.........you can have your left thumb on top of the grip and still have a turned grip and some knuckles showing. His grip wasnt strong by any means but it wasnt super weak either.

That is what he said and good stuff, but I think Hogan was talking feel. Look at what he feels he does in his swing there and also the youtube with him talking about "you have to fire the hips".. He does not do it just like that and it's aquated to what he feels.. IMO Thats why feel can be mis-understood by others. Hogan also said in 5 lessons his arms felt like they were in rope? You could be right though, it's strickly my observation and my thoughts.