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Old 07-24-2011, 06:54 PM
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Try hitting some little right arm only chips. First with a frozen right hand ('frozen in it's Fix degree of bend!!! Not maximum bend possible..... it is a precision alignment). With and without a lagging takeaway ( where you establish the degree of bend during Startup rather than just Starting Up with it fixed).

Then try some chips with a rubbery right hand unbending through impact. As you unbend it more and more you wlll appraoch breaking the golfers flail the flat left wrist. You'll notice a loss of compression and most likely a higher ball flight with more spin with a drop in consistency too, the occasional fat shot.

The frozen right hand is the right sides version of the flat left wrist and all that that brings. That said you can un bend the right hand intentionally for specialty (short flop) shots around the green. Another form of intentional throwaway or an intentional loss of compression.



Question for you guys:

You know how Homer loved Hogans swing but detested flippy whippy rubber wrists......which used to perplex me as i used to think Hogan was kind of rubbery. Am I right in thinking that the explanation lies in Rythm the Flat Left Wrist, the Golfers Flail vs the farmers flail with it's flippy whippy connction??

Last edited by O.B.Left : 07-31-2011 at 03:29 PM.
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