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Originally Posted by RandomHero1090 Good point there Shootin'. If you do that, your hands stay low, and that was something my pro was telling me about. Some people can let the rear elbow fly on the backswing (Couples, Furyk). BUT, on the downswing they drop into the slot and flatten their plane, which brings that elbow back down. |
Thanks hero, and as I am sure you know, just because some pros get away with it does not mean we should use it. My objective is to have the least amount of compensations necessary, which will lead to better consistency. Certain moves that are "not ideal" mean that the player better know how to do the fixing move or they wont play good golf. With that elbow flying some people may try to drop in the slot, but that will make them get stuck. So they would need to learn how to reroute back to the slot.