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Old 09-05-2006, 02:35 PM
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Re: One plane - Two plane swing difference:
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hi teevino
funny how some things seen to make everything just click into place and you feel more comfortable and more confedent and start to swing more relaxed and the ball just flys off the club without you really putting any real effort into it. with me it was the flatter clubs that changed my swing plane, with you the change in swing plane seemed to make the diffrence.
i also have a forward press the starts off my swing and that seems to help in it being a smoth take away too.
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Hello Bill, I agree. The forward press gives me a rythym to my swing that I don't get otherwise. I couldn't stop doing it now if I wanted to. I'm glad to see others do this as well. When I first started doing it I noticed that no one else that I played with did it. Made me feel a little too unorthodox. So thanx for the feedback.
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Re: One plane - Two plane swing difference:
hi teevino
my press forward started when i tried to get the cup in my right hand and i have never looked back, it does take a litttle of the loft but have tried not having a forward press whe wind behind me but never seem to hit it as clean.
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