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http://www.lynnblakegolf.com/forum/thread2731.html

My personal keys are:

1. My Lowered, Centered and Stationary Head positon;

2. My Anchored Knees and Feet (usually a bit heavier on the Left than
on the Right);

3. My Left and Right Wrist Alignments;

4. The Feel of the Pressure Points in my Hands, especially #1 in Hitting and #2 in Swinging and the always 'easy' Right Forefinger #3;

5. The #1 and #3 Pressure Points facing down the Angle of Approach, not toward the Target;

6. My Right Forearm (and Elbow) On Plane and pointing at the Plane Line on its own Angle of Approach;

7. My raised Left Shoulder and lowered Right Shoulder that gives me 'plenty of Bent Right Arm' to Drive through the Ball.

8. In a nutshell, my Head and my Anchors and the overall 'set'
of my Flying Wedges Assembly.

Writing this out, it seems like a lot. But it's not, really. Remember, I've worked on each of these things individually over a long period of time. So, it's not so much a matter of me doing something as it is a matter of the warning light flashing red if I don't do it!

I know this:

At Address, it is not unusual for me to have the distinct sensation -- particularly given the Pressures established in my Hands and the Feel of my On Plane Right Forearm -- that I have already hit the Ball!