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+1 #3 Scott Lowe 2010-02-09 21:16
Thank you! Not to name drop, but I've played with Boo in a pro-am. Great guy!
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0 #2 David Blair 2010-01-18 09:16
Yes, the arms stay as close together as possible through the entire swing.
Some good players open or splay their elbows as they swing back, but THEY
all close and keep them together on the downswing. This opening they do is
actually a fault and you are better by far to work on keeping them
connected throughout the backswing. A good example to watch would be Boo
Weekly - his backswing is faultless, his elbows stay so close together all
the way through the swing which allows him to really up free his wrists.
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0 #1 Scott Lowe 2009-12-09 17:48
Love this drill. One question, do the arms in the triangle stay close together throughout the backswing?
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