Thanks for feeding me with understandable bits of information. :notworthy

But in line with the rest of the checklist it would in my opinion have made more sense to call it it Start Down Waggle Prep in section 6 and have the actual Start Down Waggle in section 7, but what do I know!?

Winter almost over.
 

The recent snow 3 days ago has now melted. The short little pay and play par 3 course may open later this week? It's about time to get the 2011 season rolling and test my new skills. On 9 holes my goal is max 6-7 over par per round. But there is such a thing as putting (and terrible greens)...so you never know.

:golf:

The Startdown Waggle is covered off , I believe ( Homer can on occasion be uh... slightly confusing ) in Section 3 points 10,11,12. Beside which I have notations reading "Shaft" , "Head" and "Face" accordingly......perhaps from a Lynn lesson or divine intervention maybe.

See also 3-F-5 for more detailed information of the Waggles; Address and Startdown. One can include the Startdown Waggle as part of a Practice Swing or do it separately prior to Startup. Jeff Hull does the latter just before he rips it as part of his routine.

And he can rip it. Rip it good.

Golfgnome
 

Thanks.
I have looked at Jeff Hull on video. As far as I can see, he makes a very long pre start up waggle. If he reads this, he could perhaps tell us if this also is a downstroke waggle practice or just his normal adjusted address waggle? I would have thought it only was the latter, but you could be right. Hope he clears this up. (It could be both at the same time?):think: :dontknow:

Roll The Stretched #3 Angle
 

Stopping The Sway
 

The Ball Will Do As It Is Told
 

The DOWNstroke
 

The Missing Link
 

The Pivot as Centrifugal Accelerator and Launching Pad