one thing puzzels me. why no body says that the power comes from right side and you actually hit and aim at the ball with the right hand. left is just a connection between the club and our body. plz clear this matter if you will
@RobertMirzakhanian ur talking about what the Golfing Machine calls"hitting".In "hitting" the power comes from the straightening of the bent right arm from the top of the backswing(hands no higher than shoulder height).Load the club onto the #3pressure point then drive that #3 pressure point into the inside aft corner of the ball by straightening the right arm.The key is to NEVER loose the pressure on the #3PP until well after the ball is gone.Drive the ball INTO the ground with the #3PP
In my opinion the best instructors of the golf swing have a THOROUGH understanding of Homer Kelley's "The Golfing Machine" as part of their teaching arsenal. Kelley purposely made the book a frustrating read because he wanted the reader to seek out his (or one of his authorized instructors) personal instruction to help decipher the VAST information in the book.Lynn Blake understands TGM better than just about any instructor around.With the help of his videos and TGM book I have learned A LOT!!
@vikramg2 a good goddamn sermon at that! I learned a lot by watching his vids for free. Unreal! I've paid thousand of dollars taking lessons and have yet to learn as much as I have from this guy.
I dont feel #3 during the impact zone like Lynn says so why exactly should I consider it as an important pressure point? I sure do feel do feel #1 2 and 4 thru impact. Pressure point #3 is on AFT of the club so I dont feel it. OKay so explain to me why its such an important pressure point again.
Maybe because I more of a swinger had a hitter. So is that right hitters feel the #3 and dont the other ones as much?
I respect that Lynn knows a lot more about the golf swing than I do, but there must be a better way of communicating it because this sounds ridiculous.
Lynne, #3 is said to be the most important pressure point, however when I focus on it I hit the ball reallly low, with a massive divot which start up to 3-4 inches in front of the ball. However, when I focus on I think it is the #2 pressure point, reight heel pad, I hit nice high shots. I am doing something wrong?
@rgmmiller93 -check the angle at which you preset the right wrist.I bet your hitting the low ones when your wrist has toomuch pre-set hinge.Remember the wrists roll they do not ,they do not uncock from left right to left."Cement The Wrists,"
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wulsy 7 months ago
one thing puzzels me. why no body says that the power comes from right side and you actually hit and aim at the ball with the right hand. left is just a connection between the club and our body. plz clear this matter if you will
RobertMirzakhanian 11 months ago
@RobertMirzakhanian ur talking about what the Golfing Machine calls"hitting".In "hitting" the power comes from the straightening of the bent right arm from the top of the backswing(hands no higher than shoulder height).Load the club onto the #3pressure point then drive that #3 pressure point into the inside aft corner of the ball by straightening the right arm.The key is to NEVER loose the pressure on the #3PP until well after the ball is gone.Drive the ball INTO the ground with the #3PP
TheNYgolfer 8 months ago
@RobertMirzakhanian lynne has a great video that should help. Search youtube for -"The Golfing Machine Flying Wedges" by rovergolf
TheNYgolfer 8 months ago
In my opinion the best instructors of the golf swing have a THOROUGH understanding of Homer Kelley's "The Golfing Machine" as part of their teaching arsenal. Kelley purposely made the book a frustrating read because he wanted the reader to seek out his (or one of his authorized instructors) personal instruction to help decipher the VAST information in the book.Lynn Blake understands TGM better than just about any instructor around.With the help of his videos and TGM book I have learned A LOT!!
TheNYgolfer 1 year ago
I don't care what he sounds like, because this man has more real knowledge than 100 pga pro instructors combined. :)
TheRealOzzie234 1 year ago
sounds like a possessed preacher, delivering a sermon
vikramg2 1 year ago
@vikramg2 a good goddamn sermon at that! I learned a lot by watching his vids for free. Unreal! I've paid thousand of dollars taking lessons and have yet to learn as much as I have from this guy.
juicyfruitzy 1 year ago
I dont feel #3 during the impact zone like Lynn says so why exactly should I consider it as an important pressure point? I sure do feel do feel #1 2 and 4 thru impact. Pressure point #3 is on AFT of the club so I dont feel it. OKay so explain to me why its such an important pressure point again.
Maybe because I more of a swinger had a hitter. So is that right hitters feel the #3 and dont the other ones as much?
jennaethan 1 year ago
I respect that Lynn knows a lot more about the golf swing than I do, but there must be a better way of communicating it because this sounds ridiculous.
blueshockey100 2 years ago
Your right
BoddyChaw 1 year ago
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rgmmiller93 2 years ago
Lynne, #3 is said to be the most important pressure point, however when I focus on it I hit the ball reallly low, with a massive divot which start up to 3-4 inches in front of the ball. However, when I focus on I think it is the #2 pressure point, reight heel pad, I hit nice high shots. I am doing something wrong?
rgmmiller93 2 years ago
@rgmmiller93 -check the angle at which you preset the right wrist.I bet your hitting the low ones when your wrist has toomuch pre-set hinge.Remember the wrists roll they do not ,they do not uncock from left right to left."Cement The Wrists,"
secrettogolf 2 years ago
Cheers secret.
rgmmiller93 2 years ago
thanks lynn
timothyc34 2 years ago