[innercityteacher]

Finally, finally, finally got dowels+a hinge assembly this winter.

Followed LB's instructions on hinges.

And Right Forearm Pick Up.

And PP#3.

Couldn't swing a club due to torn elbow tendon.

Finally started hitting little chips 2 months ago.

Felt the club load onto PP#3.

Hit down.

Fat. Fat. Fat.

Back to the book.

Fog lifted - didn't have my left thumb down aft side of club.

Adjusted grip.

Started taking truer divots on 2 ft chips then I ever did with a full swing.

Experimented with hinges (well, to the best of my understanding).

Angled hinge - chips were a bit higher, softer.

Horizontal hinge - chips were a bit lower, flatter trajectory.

And almost every chip had a distinctive sound and feel.

Played yesterday for the first time in 3 yrs.

Went 44 on the front/44 on the back.

Not a world class course, but fairly legit - 6500 yds/126 slope.

And was off my career best by 7 strokes.

Now I have to figure out the other 98% of the book I don't understand.

But once the fog lifts enough to see and hear a true, 3D golf stroke - you have confidence you can keep fog lifting.

Thanks for all the hard work you've put in Lynn, much appreciated.

Set your anchors push your elbow against your motionless head like it was a wall!

Your misses will be within inches, if you miss! Same techniqe for chips and pitches. Experiment with heavy EA within 150 yards esp." target practice " under trees, over bunkers. AIM AT THE PIN!!!!

Enjoy!

ICT