| CASH-ing in at the top...
Not to be confused with casting….
Mitchell Spearman, the world’s most expensive pro ($600 per hour), has written several articles in many golf publications about the CASH method. Simply put, when you start your backswing, the proper sequencing goes in the order of C-A-S-H (clubhead, arms(hands), shoulders, hips). And then vise-versa on the way back to impact. I also watched a video from Brian Mogg regarding the “proper” sequencing to stop the cup at the top.
I fight a cupped left wrist and the top, and I also fight a push slice. Go figure. When using several tools (comb, tape, etc) to keep my left wrist flat at the top, the only way I feel I can get to that position is by using this method.
HOWEVER, I feel like I am rolling my hands and forearms a bit at the beginning of the swing AND that my body does not move at ALL. I hear people talk about fanning the clubface open when you start. Does any of this sound negative?
I have been hitting the ball slightly better. It’s taking some getting used to, but I don’t want bring on any bad habits.
Thoughts?
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What's in my bag....
Cleveland VP 2 Blade Putter
Ping Tour Wedges, 54 & 60
TaylorMade rac LT2, 4i thru PW
Tour Edge Exotics Iron-Wood 21* 3i - Aldila NV 90 Stiff Shaft
Ping G5 18* 5 Wood - ProLaunch Blue 75 Stiff Shaft
Ping G5 15* 3 Wood - Aldila NV 75 Stiff Shaft
Cleveland HiBore XL 9.5* - Fujikura Fit-On Red Stiff Shaft |