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Last Post 09-06-2009 11:12 AM by pcakesxl. 1 Replies.
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RHILLENBRAND
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03-12-2009 04:01 PM
I recently watched the video of Jim Hardy and Peter Jacobson on the Golf channel, Peter was explaining that he starts out aimed at the target with his body. Does this allow you to make a better move to the inside on the back swing or does he play a draw with most of his shots? Are the feet closed also or are they square to the target with the shoulders and hips closed slightly?
Richard
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09-06-2009 11:12 AM
I might be wrong but I thought Peter aimed at the target, opposed to parallel left and square, because it encourages him to swing left on the downswing. You can see him rehearse swinging left in his practice swing. I think or a lot of people feel uneasy swinging left feeling that they will come over the top. Again, the slightly closed setup is meant to encourage this often counter-intuitive swing left move. -Patrick
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