Please confirm this is a good feel

[JRJ]

Is this a good feel for someone that is way across the line at the top? -

Get more UP in your takeaway. This will allow for more in as the club finishes the backswing, helping the club line up better at the top. A good sensation at the top is that your left elbow is higher than your hands.

I saw this tip and am thinking it's a misprint. ??

[Richie3Jack]

I don't think there's anything that can be considered a 'bad feel' if it works for the golfer. If it doesn't work for the golfer, then you might need to change.



3JACK

[ggsjpc]

makes sense for an extreme

[savydan]

Keep your right elbow pointing down to the ground throughout the backswing.

Keep firm grip pressure in your left pinky.

Practice in front of a full-length mirror - the best "training aid" around.

[Jim Kobylinski]

Originally Posted by JRJ

Is this a good feel for someone that is way across the line at the top? -

Get more UP in your takeaway. This will allow for more in as the club finishes the backswing, helping the club line up better at the top. A good sensation at the top is that your left elbow is higher than your hands.

I saw this tip and am thinking it's a misprint. ??

No; i tell this to goflers who are constantly LAID OFF because they have too much IN and not enough UP. Generally across the line folks are the opposite they have a lot of UP not much IN and a flyn' elbow.

I'd have to see your swing but if this DOES work for you GREAT, however i'd probably focus more on your elbow position.

[curtisj76]

I think it really depends on YOUR defintion of "A good sensation at the top is that your left elbow is higher than your hands." I think depending on YOUR definition you could get either laid off or across the line. Know what I mean?

[JRJ]

Originally Posted by ggsjpc

makes sense for an extreme

Thanks ggsjpc and thanks dan I will give it a try. Jim, to be fair I didn't give enough information. I was talking about the rare case where the takeaway is inside and then momentum takes the arms into an overswing across the line. So the UP is happening too late. I will try the feel of the tip I mentioned for a better blend of IN and UP on the takeaway. Thanks guys.