Did you hit fat shots during Basic Motion, Acquired Motion, or Total Motion shots?
Give us details and we can get clearer ideas.
BTW, what drills caught your fancy?
What do you feel are your weaknesses when you hit shots fat? Or, in general?
How many chips did you do today?
Do you have access to a camera? I'm not trying to discourage you Dawg, as a matter of fact, we are all rooting for you to succeed. We just need you to pick an unraveling thread and will help you start mending!
What is your game like when it is going well? Tell us about your skills!
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Answer to the first question: Yes on all three, but especially when I was thinking less about throwing my left arm off my chest and began to think more about directing my hands at the ball.
Number two: I hadn't watched the drill tape at the time, but I have now and see some very intriguing possibilities.
Number three:Weakness when I hit fat shots is probably too much body movement (my guess). I've always had an issue with slinding my hips and loosing my spine angle.
Number four: I've been working on my chipping at home and into a net. I hate to spend $15 for a bucket of balls to only hit chips. I know that's not the right attitude, but I still probably hit 20-25 chips to begin with. Some thin and some fat.
Number five: Yes I have access to a video camera.
Number six: Again when I was playing a lot I had a six+ handicap and never understood I was flipping the club head. I should have realized I was, since I got comments all the time about how high my ball flight was. I was very good from a hundred yards in, but my putting became a disaster after I reached 50. I got a terrible case of the YIPS. It was absolutely terrible and one reason I decided to take a few years off. I've missed the game terribly and have gone left hand low. That along with hopefully loosing that part of my muscle memory seems to have taken care of it. I HOPE!!
Again, thanks for the encouragement and the response.
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