Is Fred's right forearm on plane?

[ColtsFan]

http://www.golfdigest.com/golf-instr...ouples#slide=2

It looks pretty close, but I know his strong grip may also make it appear that way. I have pics of Azinger and he looks on plane at set up as well, but again a very strong grip.

Thanks

[Daryl]

I don't think that it's On-Plane.

[ColtsFan]

thanks Daryl...it definately look different than say Brian or Stricker, but it somewhat ran up his forearm

[HungryBear]

Bear

[Daryl]

In that video FC is on the TSP at Impact. His Right Shoulder is perfectly On Plane through Impact. I might be good to examine his pivot to determine what and how his pivot components work (mechanics).

[ColtsFan]

David Lee is convinced Fred uses what he calls the counter fall.

Float loads, lateral move to the left heel as his arms drop, combined w/ a slight "fall back" away form the target line, to counter act the weight of his arms swinging at the ball.

Whether or not that is really what Fred is doing, I dont know, but it does "look" effortless.

[ColtsFan]

In that video FC is on the TSP at Impact. His Right Shoulder is perfectly On Plane through Impact. I might be good to examine his pivot to determine what and how his pivot components work (mechanics).

absolutely, I wish I could get my shoulders that steep, and lose this friging "round house" move that is killing my game right now.

I cant swing on the elbow plane or TSP right now...pretty bleak

[Daryl]

absolutely, I wish I could get my shoulders that steep, and lose this friging "round house" move that is killing my game right now.

I cant swing on the elbow plane or TSP right now...pretty bleak

Review Exercises # 5,6,8, and 9. They should get rid of the Roundhouse Pivot.

http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/forum/thread7459.html

[gmbtempe]

David Lee is convinced Fred uses what he calls the counter fall.

Float loads, lateral move to the left heel as his arms drop, combined w/ a slight "fall back" away form the target line, to counter act the weight of his arms swinging at the ball.

Whether or not that is really what Fred is doing, I dont know, but it does "look" effortless.

The counter fall in my book is very real and makes a lot of sense from a balance standpoint. I know when I have it down and doing it well the swing gets very easy.

MORAD and SnT have the "lean", its the same concept.

[gmbtempe]

Review Exercises # 5,6,8, and 9. They should get rid of the Roundhouse Pivot.

http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/forum/thread7459.html

I know this is going to sound goofy, but as a drop slider (hips slide, right shoulder drops) how would one go about getting more "roundhouse" into your swing.