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Old 06-08-2006, 07:26 AM
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Originally Posted by exgolfpro
I am new to TGM. Recently watched Ben Doyle on this site and he kept trying to get the guy to have a forward aiming point for his hands at impact. I went out today and that is all I focused on and really hit the ball well. Just wondering where in the book, this forward aiming point is discussed? Is it specifically discussed or is it a teaching thought that was "invented" by Mr. Doyle or other TGM instructors?
Hi exgolfpro,
To echo (hello - hello - hello...just kidding), Lynn...

Aiming point, per Homer, is a the place where you direct the thrust -and absolutely is not where Ben is advocating (again per TGM). However, either aiming point or impact hands location should,all things being equal, allow you to arrive at the same location at impact.

Again, aiming point is simply a location you direct your thrust at - either the plane line or delivery line (I believe 2-J-3), but both are separate concepts and such, should be interpreted as such.
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