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annikan skywalker 12-29-2005 10:48 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by YodasLuke
Yes, I think we would be saying the same thing. The left thumb should be in the cup of the right hand. The #1 pressure point (Spiderman's web shooter for all you non TGM'ers) should be on the side of the base/1st knuckle closest to the wrist not the nail.

Length of the left thumb on the club influences #1PP location...

This most influences by the distance the index finger is seperated from the middle finger...changing one requires a change of the other in location on the club

Andy Bean - Long Thumb
Jack Nicklaus - Medium Thumb
Sam Snead - Short Thumb

This influences the Range of Motion of the #2 Accumulator...and it's the opposite of what "Academy Live" says....

Fred Brattain 12-29-2005 11:14 PM
left thumb
 
AS Annikan said, thumb location influences the #1 PP. However, a long time ago (6 years or so), I tore up my left thumb pretty badly. So I cannot put my left thumb down the top of the shaft anymore. I use a classic 10 finger BB grip, with the left thumb on the right side of the grip. I have round this makes PP 3 and PP4 even more critical in terms of maintaining the right amount of pressure.

Obi WunPutt

annikan skywalker 12-29-2005 11:25 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Fred Brattain
AS Annikan said, thumb location influences the #1 PP. However, a long time ago (6 years or so), I tore up my left thumb pretty badly. So I cannot put my left thumb down the top of the shaft anymore. I use a classic 10 finger BB grip, with the left thumb on the right side of the grip. I have round this makes PP 3 and PP4 even more critical in terms of maintaining the right amount of pressure.

Obi WunPutt
As Homer would say..then the shaft sits in the cup of the right hand...

Usually, the only real difference between Right and Left Hand Grip is that the Clubhshaft lies under the heel of the Left Hand but it (or the left thumb) lies in the cup of the Right Hand.

Fred Brattain 12-29-2005 11:55 PM
exact;y
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by annikan skywalker
As Homer would say..then the shaft sits in the cup of the right hand...

Usually, the only real difference between Right and Left Hand Grip is that the Clubhshaft lies under the heel of the Left Hand but it (or the left thumb) lies in the cup of the Right Hand.
I make a point of putting the shaft along the lifeline of my right hand (the cup) even though the thumb can't be there and remain happy

Obi WunPutt


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