William Tipton
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Played 9 today.
I tried that
http://www.golfloopy.com/role-of-right-arm-in-golf-downswing/
I dont know a lot about golf so I cant give an opinion either way, but I tried it out and so far I drove the same distances that Ive been driving with about half the effort (new swing changes so I dont usually go nuts until I have something grooved more).
I played two balls on some of the holes and managed to either bogie both or on one par both on a medium length par 4.
Seemed to really help my irons and wedges too.
Only thing I noticed was if you dont keep that left arm really straight that 'push' with the right side will take a trench of a divot.
I tried that
Played 9 this morning and tried out something along these lines. I crossed this article the other day;A good tip I found on Golf Fix was imagine you are throwing a ball underhand with the right hand on the shot. It gets your right side working.
http://www.golfloopy.com/role-of-right-arm-in-golf-downswing/
I dont know a lot about golf so I cant give an opinion either way, but I tried it out and so far I drove the same distances that Ive been driving with about half the effort (new swing changes so I dont usually go nuts until I have something grooved more).
I played two balls on some of the holes and managed to either bogie both or on one par both on a medium length par 4.
Seemed to really help my irons and wedges too.
Only thing I noticed was if you dont keep that left arm really straight that 'push' with the right side will take a trench of a divot.