| T O P I C R E V I E W |
| swingmachine |
Posted - 10/22/2006 : 15:42:19
Todd are we looking for a perfect grip,Not just a good grip but one that will produce the same result time and time again like Moe??? Or if this Question is not clear I will try asking it a different way. Are we looking for a feel in the grip unlike anything that we have felt in just a reg grip that when we grip it in this perfect grip we swing the club in a way that will produce the perfect swing over and over again. If anyone else can try to word it in there own works if what I am trying to get across is making since to you.Thank you. |
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| swingmachine |
Posted - 04/30/2008 : 09:27:24
To the ones that are still seeking.
Looking back at this Question I asked 18 months ago. I have the answer to it along with Todds answer. The discovery to my own question is a resounding Yes That is what you have to have in order to have a repeatable swing. |
| Toddg |
Posted - 10/22/2006 : 18:36:03
Let me ask you. What are you trying to do? I consider Moe a perfect model. I recommend matching the model...Moe. Why? To get his resluts. So, this means matching everything, including his hand position and address in order to get his club position and swing plane, in order to achieve his impact position in order to achieve ball striking results....
In this order.
Todd |
