If my thinking is oriented around establishing...or ideally... maintaining an in-line relationship between the shaft (proxi-sweetspot) and my right forearm... am I on track? I am almost to the point where I have just about substituted the clubface with my FLV left wrist...the clubhead with my BLV right wrist and the shaft with my right forearm. What I have to focus on the most at this stage is my right forearm wedge staying intact. If I fan correctly it is a beautiful thing!
A little more than a year into THIS, the game has taken on a sweet simplicity. I now count all the hair pulling and gnashing of teeth as joy! My wife says that I am more at peace with myself! Golf too is a knowable, albeit complex, quantity.
I got me a left hand, a right hand, a forearm and a pivot that does what it is told...let's play G.O.L.F!
Question about elbow postions and forearm fanning. Is pitch more conducive to fanning than punch?
I'm looking forward to the lreease of the Blake/Trolio collaboration. I enjoyed the smackerel...the dedication to "my teacher, Homer Kelley" plucked on my one heart string.
Saturday morning musing
Not to sound too "schmultsy" but I "know" Homer Kelley primarily through the book, but especially through Lynn's narrative and personal anecdotes. I understand the loyalty he attracted, not cultic sycophance as cynics suggest, but rather awe for his selfless desire to assist others. Although I never had the pleasure of his company...I have learned a great deal from him...after my college coach, I consider HK my most important golfing influence. 4 of the top 5 have been added since my discovery of TGM! No need to rank 'em all but Lynn is there...and can you believe...BUCKET...another selfless seeker.
Golf too is a knowable, albeit complex, quantity.
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