Ball Flight Problems!!!

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Wayne Santorini

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Posted : Thu 15th Jul 2010 16:01

Check out my latest input on the News section;

http://www.golfshake.com/news/view/1695/Common_Ball_Flight_Problems.html

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Tim Hawkins

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Reply : Thu 15th Jul 2010 16:46

I always suspected that I was standing too close to the ball - after I've hit it.

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Wayne Santorini

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Reply : Thu 15th Jul 2010 17:21

you nutter.

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Gary Hand

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Reply : Fri 16th Jul 2010 13:37

If a cause of hooking is having both v's pointed at the non target shoulder then where should the v's be pointing?

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Wayne Santorini

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Reply : Fri 16th Jul 2010 13:41

Gary I have placed this item for reference but please do not be offended if I don't give too much information away as I would like to gain some referrals for lessons.

There are many books on the subject that you could find the answer including Google.

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Tim Hawkins

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Reply : Fri 16th Jul 2010 18:03

Still waiting for my complimentary lesson....

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John Pettitt

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Reply : Fri 16th Jul 2010 19:17

Gary, I learned this game from a book which I got out of the library and the V question was simply explained. It said that the riight hand v should point to the right shoulder and the left hand V should point to the chin. This should then show 1 to 1 and half knuckles on the left hand. This grip is considered to be fairly weak and not everyones cup of tea, but I firmly believeI that the palms of the hands should be opposed to one another.

have always gripped the club this way and see no reason to change.

This does not mean, of course that any other grip is incorrect. After all the object is to get back to the same position as that of address.

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