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Originally Posted by Texsport
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I haven't tried to alter or modify any of Ballard's ideas expressed in his book.
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Then how did you use The Golfing Machine information that failed?
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As far as use of the hips is concerned, since I am a natural right-to-left player, I find that the faster I drive my right hip toward the ball on the downswing, the less chance I have to hit a hook.
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Where is that right hip before you drive it to the ball? Has it re-positioned itself 45 * from address position, if so how?
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Improvement goal? I'd like to be able to work the ball both ways more consistently. Draws are no problem but reliable fades are more difficult.
Texsport
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Learn Hinge Actions- for a fade learn an Angled Hinge Action. It has a natural fade to the ball flight. (move it back with a closed clubface for a draw using AH)
You can use a Horizontal Hinge action with the ball moved back to produce a fade since the clubface hasn't finished closing.
Build a machine and you control the ball and control the game.
I can't imagine studying with a one suit fits all instructor.
mike