GOLF PSYCHOLOGY & THE WEAK LEFT ARM AND WRIST: ORIGINAL GOLF FUNDAMENTALS

How can a pupil imitate the master unless he or she has muscles that at least can do movements that resemble those of the master? I find nearly every pupil has a weak left arm and wrist : I say weak, meaning ill-trained - ignorant, if you like - and therefore I set out from the first lesson to get the left wrist stronger, to enable the player to hit against his left arm, side and wrist, when he has brought his body into position. HENRY COTTON, 1933 One cannot see the correct timing of a stroke, but one can feel it. MARSHALL WHITLATCH, 1910, 1921 This is produced by the right hand striking forward while the left hand resists backward. For all strokes of considerable distance, the left wrist should be the hinge of the wrist action. SEYMOUR DUNN, 1897, 1907, 1922, 1930, 1934 View Less