Quiet Knees and Feet

[Butch]

Thanks for taking the time for your response. Very sound advice and it is much appreciated.

[labrador]

Shouldn´t that advice also include the hips?
One has always been taught to let the hips lead the downswing.
However, I have recently found that letting the hips be left at the top and whipping the right arm through from that position gives a unprecedent booster to the armswing. Am I all wrong?

[rogerdodger]

I have noticed that the more on-plane my swing is, the less my feet and legs do. If on-plane, the right heel stays down.

[hjacknicklaus]

Take It From Someone Who Has Studied T.g.m. For 3 Hours...

So It Might Be Completley Wrong...........but It Works For Me

I Stopped Worrying About Hips Knees Etc.....once I Found That

"pre-setting" My Right Hip, And Leaving It There.....and Just

Take The Right Forearm....up-back-in

But Then Again

Remember....................i've Only Done It 3 Hours

H

[okie]

That preturned hip is key! You gotta get the hip (artificial, arthritic, or otherwise) out of the way. What floors me about that very simple adjustment is that it is a very common sense approach to the pivot. A lot of people have difficulty with maintaining a stationary post. If it ever occured to me to preset my hips on a full stroke I would not have had the strength of courage to do so, afterall who else does that? What a lemming! Homer Kelley gave me the courage to develop my very own stroke pattern. I wonder who gave Hogan or,Trevino that courage? Who would have thunk that you could hit a fade with a closed clubface (at address?) My favorite way to hit a "little cut in there" is to angle hinge one starting with the closed clubface. I used miss a lot these shots way right because I started with an open clubface. I did not even know that there were three hinge actions. Blithering on....I will stop...now...