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Quote: Originally Posted by norrisedgar  Like I said before the body line and target line are not the same thing. I drew a diagram with an explanation to show this. It is quite possible to aim the body perpendicular to...
Quote: Originally Posted by norrisedgar  Ok maybe I wasn't clear enough. The dotted line in the diagram is your intended target line i.e. where you want the ball to start on it's flight. Body alignment doesn't come...
The ball flight laws in the diagram are relative to the target line. If you have a hard time swinging with an outward path to hit a push draw then you can aim lets say 10 yards to the right of the target line, swing along...
Here is a chart.  
It's more of a path issue than your grip. I have a fairly strong grip(the V's of the thumbs point to my right shoulder)and I hit the ball stright and at my target line when I am rotating my shoulders around my incline and not...
The softer the greens are the easier it is to get the ball to bite.
Quote: Originally Posted by pipergsm  Oh, and by the way, for those who claim Moe Norman's swing lacks power:    today I hit several shots, ranging from 260 to 300 yards, without even trying to swing it...
Gets some club face impact tape or some blue painters tape so you can see where on the face she is hitting it.
Quote: Originally Posted by iacas    I usually base the words "push" and "pull" off body alignments. You could aim 30 yards right and hit a pull-draw that, if you used the target line, you would call a...
Quote: Originally Posted by Scrambled  im not too sure what you mean , iv always kept it simple ,aim body where you want the ball to start and clubface at where the ball lands   Read this:...
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