The Magic Move: Harvey Penick

[curtisj76]

"To start your downswing, let your weight shift to your left foot while bringing your right elbow back down to your body."


Sounds a little like the "step on your right, step on your left" but what do you think about the elbow part? Thanks

Curtis

[jbrunk]

A death move. That is the move that made me a hooker.

[curtisj76]

Originally Posted by jbrunk

A death move. That is the move that made me a hooker.

I doubt golf turned you into a hooker, it probably stems from early childhood or something. You might be making good money now but how long can you keep this going? Sooner or later you are going to run out of clients on the range. I pray for you...

[tank]

Originally Posted by curtisj76

I doubt golf turned you into a hooker, it probably stems from early childhood or something. You might be making good money now but how long can you keep this going? Sooner or later you are going to run out of clients on the range. I pray for you...

LMAO. Was not expecting that.

[TeddyIrons]

Originally Posted by curtisj76

"To start your downswing, let your weight shift to your left foot while bringing your right elbow back down to your body."


Sounds a little like the "step on your right, step on your left" but what do you think about the elbow part? Thanks

Curtis

I think the elbow part is really a result of sending your right shoulder down on plane towards the ball, as in NSA and (if I remember correctly) SDP. So it's a reaction rather than an action.

Originally Posted by TeddyIrons

I think the elbow part is really a result of sending your right shoulder down on plane towards the ball, as in NSA and (if I remember correctly) SDP. So it's a reaction rather than an action.

It can be an action also, if that's what you initiate first, then the right shoulder will stay up longer and higher, a different effect caused by a different action. There's lots of way's, but which one's work for which golfer? Which one's work at all? That's the dilemma and who has the answers?