[innercityteacher]

Named Simon Williams, an Authorised Instructor - GSEB - and Head PGA Advanced Professional at Belton Park Golf Club, Grantham, Lincolnshire.

Now that my understanding of quality GOLF instruction has increased through Lynn Blake and the LBG GOLF, I have discovered the beauty of Flailing Away in Balance.

Consider this video gem from Yoda:

http://youtu.be/EDNCLchMYRI

When I fully Pivot and my left heel feels to rise, and owing to my longer right leg, I feel as if I am automatically shifting closer to the ball and balancing with a Stationary Post centering a Tripod. My Flail Loads with Lag.

It took me awhile to accept that Centrifugal Force will easily throw my Left Wrist and Lag at the ball and that I need do nothing to try to restrict the Throw. The Pivot places my Power Package exactly on Plane. My only concern is Vertically Un-cocking and Rolling on Plane to a Balanced Finish.

I had read Hogan's "Five Lessons" many times and now have re-read Mr. Trolio's "Final Missing Piece." With my correct Grip and Mid-Body Hands Lagging the club with the Pivot only and no pick-up, and with my shifting forward, I realized that I could trust Mr. Trolio's concept of Rotation and Hogan's ball position to deliver my Flail to the back of the ball and eliminate my draw!

All shots off my left instep by two inches and Foot position determined by the club as in Hogan's drawing (short club = open stance and longer clubs square or closed). I let my right leg move me closer to the ball Lagging Hands up, and Rotate my Belt Buckle or tilt my front shoulder up a tad and the clubs crack the ball mostly straight or with a slight fade and long.

The Club Face is square but the closer ball position does not allow the Horizontal Hinge to fully bite and the ball is struck in the inside left quadrant or directly back center to good effect with club hook-face.

No draw, just center or slight fade at the end of a penetrating ball flight.

Thanks LBG!

IC T