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...because while it's wonderful for us to argue about what really happens (in a scientific sense) it's becoming less of a golfer-friendly (info that's readily useable by a golfer) forum.

Brian still hasn't presented arguments opposing my view that learning by watching videos and looking at pictures is an excellent, proven over the course of history, way to learn the game. Tiger watched footage and studied pictures. Daly studied Nickalus cartoons. Why is visual learning...

Is it alright if you have a forward leaning shaft but a bent left wrist at impact? I have a fairly strong left hand grip (3 knuckles visible with mid-body hands, left side of head in line with back of ball, ball one inch inside of left heel on all shots except driver which has ball at left heel)...

See holeout's post below.

uEpMd96-Hc4&NR Looks like a beautiful golf swing. Powerful pivot. On-plane delivery. Swings left. What do you all think? He always seems to be hanging around on the first couple of pages of the leaderboard at the majors.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/main.jhtml?xml=/sport/2007/08/17/sgwood117.xml

Tiger Woods (circa 2007 Doral, Final Round) Tiger won this event. Here's a driver swing sequence: Parallel planes?

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In an old thread you asked for another angle of this man's swing. Here it is. What do you see? It looks like the impact shaft angle is the same as the address shaft angle. I love this swing. So tight and loaded with a noticeable swing left--it's got a Trevino-ish quality to it, I think. Looks...

Anyone see it? I liked the article, but there have been changes made. I thought we could talk about it.

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Cabrera:

I just got started working on this pattern. I would love to swing LIKE this guy.

I am LOVING "The Movie". I've learned a TON. But I have a question. In my pattern, I employ a right forearm takeaway, with hitting hand action, and angle hinging through the ball, on all my shots. I'm just much more comfortable doing this than using a shoulder turn takeaway, with swinging...

I was already using this pattern. I wasn't laid off. I was on the turning shoulder plane. But why was I hitting some bad shots. I didn't execute one key part of the pattern--"hips, hands, clubhead". With this new key thought, I'm ready to take it up a notch. Thanks Brian. And thanks Jim for your...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYTkGoIO0ws

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y19tX_v_C-Y Listen to the sound: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jJ_OHQif8M&mode=related&search=

"Search for the Perfect Swing" gave me some insights, but not enough. It was clear that I wasn't rotating my shoulders deep enough on the takeaway, or bringing my left arm across my chest enough on my backstroke to get the club "on plane" like the book's model suggests. However, I drive it...

Hi all, I just started reading "Search for the Perfect Swing". I'm just about to start the 5th chapter, and so far, I've really enjoyed the book. What did you all think of this book? How similar is "The Golfing Machine" to this book? Thanks in advance.