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Portfolio Final Draft
Process Analysis for the
Preparation of shot making
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Preparation for a golf shot involves deep concentration and many technicalities. It all starts with the player taking about two steps directly behind the ball, finding a line from the ball to the target. Next, comes the approach. These are the steps taken to the point of set up while keeping your eye on the target. During the set up you must get the feet set shoulder width apart parallel to the shoulders with the arms hanging at a 45 degree angle. Your weight distribution should be 70 percent on the right side and 30 percent on the left side. After this step the preparation starts to get technical.
The make or break part of the preparation comes next with your grip on the golf club. With a bad grip success is rarely found. The proper grip consists of placing the right hand below the left hand with the pinky finger of the right hand overlapping the pointer finger of the left hand. The rest of the fingers have room to wrap around the club very nicely. The thumb of the left hand fits in the crease of the palm of the right hand extending down the right side of the grip. The right thumb follows the path of the right arm and extends over the left side of the shaft. From this point you must get the club square to the ball, check your target once more, and then swing away.