Very cool Air!
 

I use that putt/chip stroke a lot but forgot the lower lofts and letting them run on the green! :golfcart2:


ICT

I believe we have gone in the same school - with the same teacher..

Set back
 

After having wonderful weather in March and the opening of the course March 31, winter came back. I got 2 rounds in with a strong wind and then the temperature dropped to 25 degrees at night and closing of the course again. In addition I have had a bad cold the last week. The worst cold weather is over now, but 35-40 degrees and rain isn't ideal. First I have to get rid of the my cold and then we can hopefully start again...

Just one thought: I had a lot of decent hits. One feel that seemed to help was to see (in my mind's eye while actually doing it) the LW uncocking flail/thow out/karate chop coming from the inside down to impact (together with the LH roll). I guess this helped me get the delivery line on the correct path (from the inside - to avoid the dreaded out-to-in OTT move).
Does this sound right?

The Runyan method for chipping is not popular , not seen on tv very often , kind of ugly but that aside ............Lynn can prove to you that its more effective than your usual , standard chipping procedure. Prove it statistically with your own results. Immediately. Despite how awkward it feels.

I have no problems with using the Runyan chipping method since I'm already putting that way. It's just a question of habbit.

If you could comment this as well, I would appreciate it:

Just one thought: I had a lot of decent hits.(full shots). One feel/thought that seemed to help was to see (in my mind's eye while actually doing it) the LW uncocking flail/thow out/karate chop coming from the inside down to impact (together with the LH roll). I guess this helped me get the delivery line on the correct path (from the inside - to avoid the dreaded out-to-in OTT move).
Does this sound right?

That sounds good to me, Air. What does the ball flight say?

Endelig
 

Straightish. Not much fade. Some pushes if I'm not rolling the hands enough / in time. The best ones are baby draws. More compression and longer. It's a good feeling (compared with the way I used to do it).

Left arm dominant?
 

I guess it makes sense that swingers who in the downstroke pull the arms/hands thru impact, concentrate more on the left arm/LW. It seems easier to come from the inside when focusing on what the left arm/hand does than the right - to avoid roundhousing ?

Tiger
 

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