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That's great to hear. I love this technique, it's very repeatable. Early on before you get the hang of it, you might fluff a lot of them (esp if there's lots of sand), but you learn to adapt soon enough.
So far every shot has made it out with a chance to score.
Some had me jumping up and down hoping to hole out. LOL
I would never thought of this set up.
Thanks a bunch Pete for showing us your amazing techniques that you have learned.
Pete: You ever have issues getting stuck?
You are a more accomplished player than I am.... but a couple years ago, practicing "keeping my elbow tucked" wrecked havoc on my swing. Essentially, it led to jamming my elbow into my gut (rather than in front of the hip) which led to fanning the face open on the down swing. Since then, I have had to work on that.
Looking good, Pete. The low ball height comment above is interesting to me. Something that I can identify with.
I can't [expletive] wait to get rid of these DG S300s...
hey Pete, quick question. At the :06 mark in the most recent video, your left wrist seems to be cupped, adding loft to your iron. That is counter to everything I have ever been taught. Is that something specific you work with? Or am I doing something wrong?
Shaft is in (or should be) in a neutral position at address. I don't like pressing the shaft forward, I prefer it to be in a neutral position. Maybe that's why?
Fair enough. It might be a camera angle thing, or I have been making a big mistake.
Vid from today's session. Swinging a PW. Left arm is a bit too flat and I'm a bit laid off, but it's leaps and bounds compared to last week.