Look, this hitting "stuff" is not efficient, period, end of story. Swingers dont have an issue with longer clubs (irons or woods), as is CLEARLY the case with those trying a hitting procedure.
Look at the number of posts regarding the SAME TOPIC! No other topic dominates the hitting or swinging category like "I can't hit my long irons, woods, or drivers".
Why is that? Its not a good way to play.
PGA, LPGA, Champions, Nationwide, European, Asian, Australian, tours, and all we can find is Stadler, Quiqely, Doyle, Appleby and Ted
If 99% of the best players on earth don't (cant) use this procedure, why should anyone even go down this path? Now thats insanity.
I believe hitting is a specialty shot, as is a flop or lob shot. Its good for shots inside 160 yards, cuts right through any wind and is accurate within this range, but, its not the most versatile way of "building your game around".
You must swing! It allows far more shot options and overall works better.
Sorry boss . . . no offense but you are DEAD wrong on this'un. You first have to understand it and then you have to execute the alignments. It REALLY isn't that big of a deal once you understand and can execute the procedure.
Guarantee most people that ask the question can't Hit my long irons . . . can't Swing them either . . . that's why everybodies' pimpin' hybrids. In general people get a long iron in their hand and OVERACCELERATE (the menace that stalks all lag and drag). Plus I think people tend to put their focus on the clubhead rather than the hands as the clubs get progressively longer. I actually think it is EASIER to Hit long irons.
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