Explaining the Flying Wedges

[@golfprogress]

Richie: Great job explaining some of these TGM concepts which are not easy to pick up if one hasn't read the book.

[@lutzchoco1]

Whete is the whip effect then ?

[@Richie3Jack]

I use a 'hitter pattern' with an angled hinge and a random sweep release.

[@cudagarage9549]

You explained it very clearly. Thanks for your post. Good information.

[@addamsmith]

Thanks so much for your Videos, I am a really big fan of Golf Machine and you really help to understand the motions. Thank you Addam

[@andypatnou]

No joke, that karate chop motion just got me on the right track!

[@COLETHORN10]

@Richie3Jack Good video. If I was doing it, those candles on the wall would be history

[@cayman187]

good work

[@Patchkaa33]

I'm learning this concept now I hitting way further than i did

[@Bossanovawitcha]

you mention 'when i was using a swinger pattern' - but never mention what swing or release you are using now.. :)

[@Bossanovawitcha]

have been eating up your posts on WRX 3Jack. Where can I find more information on random sweep? I'm a 12 handicap hitter who is only finally understanding the 'why'. Feels like I'm close to a breakthru if I can hold the flying wedges and find a comfortable release..

[@gmonkey808]

Hi , Great video. This seems at odds with what i am doing at the moment. Is this hammer hinge ideology better than the lateral hinge 'flat throw' or stone skip technique?

[@TheNYgolfer]

YOU have NO clue what you are talking about. Study the golfing machine before inserting foot in mouth.