[12 piece bucket]

The trajectory is generally lower. It appears to be more penetrating. When I feel that I execute the movements correctly I hit a nice little draw, otherwise it's a fade.


I'll get some more videos taken today. I am heading out to the course shortly, even though it looks like it might rain again. Could you explain more in regards to the "hips/head chase" please?


Could be, lol. It hasn't rained here for a while, just bad timing.


Thanks for explaining. I guess I am having difficulties updating my vocabulary to TGM.

Sure! By head chase . . . I mean your head is moving FORWARD and UP . . . You should get something that stick on your head like a door frame, wall, or a friend or something that holds a shaft on your head . . . . make some easy swings or pivot motions so you get the feeling of your hips going forward and turning without your head moving off the wall/reference pt. That should help you get the trajectory up. It's more of a hip moving forward and turning thing rather than your upperbody moving forward. That will cause you to hit it low and the path to work left quicker on the follow through. Have a look at the pics below . . . Palmer and Trevino low ball . . . Hogan is more the look I prefer anyway . . . but it's all in how you put the components together.






Note how your hips have not moved as much forward and continued to turn. Feel like you are really using the ground more. NOTE: Tiger ain't the one to look at here he's a achieved the look by his head move BACK NOT HIS HIPS GOING FORWARD.

Follow thru comparison . . . .

LOW BALLERZ . . . .Note the hips and knees and where the hips are in relationship to the the head . . . knees still "bent" (or Achored in TGM terms) hips back to in line with the head.