The funny thing is that before Lynn, Hitting was the red headed cousin on any TGM forum. Nobody wanted to be a hitter or even talk about it. If you didn’t Swing, you were a freak.
But no one even knew what a Hit stroke was. Hit strokes were for big barrel inflexible golfers that were strong and slow. Everyone thought it looked different and wanted nothing to do with it. Hitting couldn’t look as nice as a long smooth Swing. But Yoda changed all that. It is a beautiful stroke for anyone. And powerful.
That said- I Swing most of the time. I love pulling and letting the forces of nature align my clubface- maybe because I have been reckless most of my life. LOL. But put an eight iron in my hand and POW- I hit. Why? It is what my hands want to do.
A year before I met Yoda I was convinced that my natural tendency to want to HIT was going to cause me to have less power. So I just kept trying to get my hands up, Up, UP.
After watching Yoda and Ted Forte (aka, YodasLuke) HIT the "you know what" out of the ball, I now know that there is no reason to give up any power with a hitting stroke.
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