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Jack, Brownie,
here is the second one. Sharing this because it contains a concept that is new to me.
This is lag related as well. But I have never thought about having speed, so inertia, on the backswing as a key first step to winding up and sequencing with lag.
I will be trying both of these on Thursday, if it stops raining. What can possibly go wrong? Will let you know.
Brownie, Jack,
I found a couple of youtubes I think you will like.
I really like Be Better Golf, not exclusively, because he explores all sorts of teaching concepts.
Anyway, this one is a bit of a ramble, but eventually gets to a key point, which is right arm control yet whilst still thinking of the swing as pulling with the right arm. As opposed to pushing and throwing.
For me, this opens up the idea of lag and pp3 whilst hitting, in a “light bulb moment” for me.
Hope you like it.
Hi, Jack,
just playing locally. It’s OK, an ordinary parkland track.Saw his ad for 101 lessons, my first reaction was to be put off by the thought of 101. I’d be interested in your experience if you get it, though.
My game is sort of OK for how much I play. I had the lefts going when I started playing again after the Covid lockdowns, but managed to fix them this season. I am playing up the middle again, but wasting shots in all departments of the game, mainly due to the effects of 3 seasons with not much golf.
But winter is almost here, so tuning up my game will have to wait until the Spring.
All the best,
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Hi, Jack,
very sorry to hear about your wife. As you say, we have no option but to deal with what life throws at us, but really sorry all the same.You will remember Anthony Taggart, aka the Swing Engineer, I think we both bought his early publications. He is now making a heroic effort to make youtube explanations of TGM. The YouTube algorithm offered them to me, so I just wanted to pass it on to you and Brownie.
I gave up membership, where you visited, at the end of 2019, just before Covid hit. Played very little in 2020 and 2021. Just getting back into it in the last few months.
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