[innercityteacher]

While goofing around at the indoor range I made the mistake of turning my hip and driving my right arm! I made a second mistake also, of trying to use Extensor Action as a trigger, I believe. Trigger = swing thought.

Old habits/wrong habits die hard! I can see that if I just loaded the inside right foot, there would be a sufficient weight shift so I had more to drag down! I tend to forget and keep a lot of my weight on my left leg since it is shorter.

I really have to form a checklist like in the yellow book so I can practice correctly.

Thanks Daryl!

ICT

50 degrees near Philly today for about 10 minutes before going to 45 degrees and partly cloudy and a local course we play about once a year with lots of slope and a par 71.

Using Aim Point Technique on the course with my imitation Steve Stricker swing! Right Forearm Takeaway to my right ear into a braced right knee. Fully extended right arm on plane at set-up, RFT, and right hip turning left while "mind in the hands" directing the thrust of PP # 3 three inches aft and in from the ball for driver (straight ball and summer distance) to 5-6 inches for a high draw.

Right to the inner quadrant of the ball for a high lazy fade.

An inch in front of my 3 wood for a solid and long, straight shot or a great hybrid!

But the real cool thing was hitting my short irons within 10-20 feet of the pin by aiming my thrust an inch ahead of the ball! Very cool.

ICT