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Turvey et al (1998) suggested that ‘The role of ‘Dynamic Touch’ in the control of manipulatory activity could be both more continuous and fundamental than vision’ Essentially manipulating a tool (the golf club) and ‘feel’ where it is, is more important than ‘seeing’ where it is.
As a 6-month-old Tiger’s dad cut down an old putter of his and gave it to Tiger. The club and Tiger became inseparable. Tiger dragged it everywhere with him. At a young age, Tiger was becoming accustomed to the golf club, the weight, and the feel of it.
Let the club be your playmate. Shut your eyes and guess where the clubface is pointed before looking. Switch lights out with the golf club, use it, and get a feel for it as much as possible. Manipulate the club as much as possible. ‘Become one with the club’.
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Let the club be your playmate. Shut your eyes and guess where the clubface is pointed before looking. Switch lights out with the golf club, use it, and get a feel for it as much as possible. Manipulate the club as much as possible. ‘Become one with the club’.