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Originally Posted by exgolfpro
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Hello all, I am pretty new here and don't post very often, but its because I don't feel I know enough to ask an intelligent question. But, I do read the forums quite often.
Tell me if I've got this right or guide me where I'm wrong.
From the top of my backswing, is my goal to get my hands to impact fix by traveling straight to that point? In other words, I know where my hands should be at impact, so I am trying to get from the hands up over my right shoulder to impact in as straight of a line as possible. Provided this is correct, should I try to continue on that downward, outward direction with my hands or is the position the 'end of the line' for my efforts?
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Check out the video on Delivery I think . . . You need to become familiar with the Right Forearm Angle of Approach.
Essentially you get your Right Forearm On-Plane pointing down the Plane Line at Fix. Then you just take it up and RIGHT BACK to that point.
You can use what you have described above. Impact Fix Hand location. This is what some people erroniously call Aiming Point. It is just taking your hands back through the Impact Fix Hand Location in which your hands should appear to cover your left toe at Fix.