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| Peter Dombrowski Body Turn Pics |
| Senior 2009-2010 Academic Year Buffalo, NY |
Prior to impact right knee already pointed towards target and right
heel lifted squaring me up for drives RIGHT DOWN THE MIDDLE
heel lifted squaring me up for drives RIGHT DOWN THE MIDDLE
After impact right knee still pointed towards target line (NOT TARGET)
with right foot solidly still planted giving most major tour players like
Tiger Woods a natural slice which must be compensated by over-
rotating their forearms; see Rick Smith, p.83, Golf Digest, April 1999 "To
avoid a slice....rotate your forearms (along with your body) through the
hitting area." Almost all tour players play with these two flaws but Tiger
is the only one who in addition drops his head down a foot during the
downswing because his right knee buckles which is the PRIMARY
reason he gets stuck
with right foot solidly still planted giving most major tour players like
Tiger Woods a natural slice which must be compensated by over-
rotating their forearms; see Rick Smith, p.83, Golf Digest, April 1999 "To
avoid a slice....rotate your forearms (along with your body) through the
hitting area." Almost all tour players play with these two flaws but Tiger
is the only one who in addition drops his head down a foot during the
downswing because his right knee buckles which is the PRIMARY
reason he gets stuck