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Kevin sent a diagram to me that helped me realize that even I can't screw-up the basic geometry of my body!

Tonight I just kept throwing PP #3 at the ball with a hitting motion. Front arm back to parallel, pp# 3 to the ball and there is a significant repetition in hitting the sweet spot and increasing distance.

Worked with woods, irons, chips and I'm sure it will on puts which is scary.

Before that, I simply dropped my elbow to my side and the ball went pretty far, but not as far as compared to using pp# 3!

Thanks!

In 12-5 Homer outlines the Basic (golf) Motion and a Curriculum for advancing from tiny little chips to mid irons, Total Motion. The short chips, Stage One, is harder than you'd think. I find that the difference between good shots and bad always relates to the presence of Lag Pressure at the #3pp. How did I form this opinion? Im always searching for the Lag Pressure, consciously. If I lose it , cant find it , start thinking about something else , the compression and the shot is often less than ideal. On the other hand when I put my mind in my #3pp (and have a clear mental picture of the target) and anticipate the Lag Pressure, find it and then direct it , trace with it..............the compression is good. Its an amazing thing to me. Truly. I clanked a lot of chips for an awfully long time without realizing how sweet they could be, should be.

Oh and you have to get to Both ARms Straight, or you wont feel compression to its fullest I find.

Glad your feeling it in all your shots but dont forget the little ones. The best in the world at this business, start every practice session, every warm up even checking out how they're doing in Basic and Acquired. Total Motion is easy if you have these going well.