Jen, my once and only; You may recall I had a long give and take about this very subject a couple years ago. Briefly, the point was this; unless you adopt a particularly awkward stance, it's physically impossible to drive the clubhead through the hitting zone with an inside path with even mediocre results. As I recall, another one of my idols, Professor Tutelman, agreed, as did several others. Quite simply, ya can't do it from a square stance. Nope. No can do.
TFlan BTW: I guess it's over between us, romantically. JanFlan and I became grandparents for the first time a couple of weeks ago. Now, Nolan Gibson Flanagan is "He Who Must Be Obeyed". Son Mike and his SWMBO, Missy, finally came through! So, it's been fun. Try to remember the good times. --- Jen Kuntz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hey gang, > > I've been fighting an out to in swing path for a > little over a year now > and having trouble with ways to practise to get rid > of it. > > I tried the "inside approach" thing this winter and > it was ok but I > don't want to buy one. I've also tried just using a > couple > sticks/shafts parallel to the swing path on the > ground and trying to not > hit them. I find I keep hitting the damn inside > stick and it just > reinforces the problem instead of helping me work > through it. > > Anyone have any drills they've tried that worked for > them to get rid of > this? > > Thanks in advance, > Jen > >
