kenny perry is definitely not a hitter.i grew up with himand play alot of practice rounds with him.you can still have right arm participation and bea swinger.kenny can hitonly a hook,it is almost impossible to draw the ball using hitting motion,because of the geometric alignments.youmay hit controlled pulls but a draw hitting does not jive
kenny perry is definitely not a hitter.i grew up with himand play alot of practice rounds with him.you can still have right arm participation and bea swinger.kenny can hitonly a hook,it is almost impossible to draw the ball using hitting motion,because of the geometric alignments.youmay hit controlled pulls but a draw hitting does not jive
I agree....and that's where Tommy Tomasello comes in with the Magic of the Right Forearm and Swinging.
GI: What happens to the shots of a player who executes these moves?
Tomasello: The player will immediately hit the ball higher and straighter, and substantially longer. The flight pattern will be dead straight to its apex, with the ball falling a touch left or drawing fractionally as it descends.
See the Tomasello Chapter Series #5 Video on Power and the Letter #3 video for drawing the ball references.
DG
Last edited by Delaware Golf : 06-23-2007 at 11:00 AM.
I think that many overlook the fact that there are more similarities in the patterns than there are differences. They're not polar opposites. I think that Homer said in a Master's class audio that the player might be the only one that knows what he's doing.
The Hitter has the 4 barrel option, if he wants to bomb one.
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