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Re: club face/shoulder turn
Cmys - Yes, I see what you are saying in your demonstrations. Agrees perfectly with my own observation over the years.
Do you consider that the positions of the wrist is subordinate to the position of the club face......toe up (basically) at halfway back.....parallel to the left arm at the top or are there variations in that respect. (Obviously there are, by looking at Greg’s top position with the face facing the sky) My dilemma here is that you hear a lot of common "instruction" that likes the left wrist flat (or VERY slightly cupped) at the top AND the club face parallel to the left forearm and this just seems inconsistent with a two knuckle (or stronger!) grip.
Cmys - Yes, I see what you are saying in your demonstrations. Agrees perfectly with my own observation over the years.
Do you consider that the positions of the wrist is subordinate to the position of the club face......toe up (basically) at halfway back.....parallel to the left arm at the top or are there variations in that respect. (Obviously there are, by looking at Greg’s top position with the face facing the sky) My dilemma here is that you hear a lot of common "instruction" that likes the left wrist flat (or VERY slightly cupped) at the top AND the club face parallel to the left forearm and this just seems inconsistent with a two knuckle (or stronger!) grip.
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