PRB1974

Not as much forward movement. Works with wedges and 9 iron. After that, it is difficult not to chunk or thin. Back swing is more vertical and wrist lag/hinge is set harder than the lower iron swing. The down swing is whipped without moving the hips forward as much as the lower iron swing.

I am now hitting my 7 about 165 yards (previously it was my 150 club) using this extreme forward movement.

I started to learn the single plane swing this year. I highly recommend it. I find it much easier to keep everything straight and to hit the ball very pure. I was in the mid 90s at the beginning of the year. I hit 82 last week. 1. Address with both arms straight in same plane as club shaft. 2. When backsinging, keep forward arm straight, slow the back swing for more control, DON"T shift hips back, only rotate hips back, go back with arms more laterally rather than straight up, 3. Slight pause at the top before starting downswing. 4. Weight begins shifting forward just before the top of the backswing. 5. Drive foward using back leg. 6. For extra speed, drive front leg into ground just before impact and spring up. This takes good timing and is not necessary for great shots. 7. Move back of glove toward target through impact to avoid chicken winging the front arm after impact.