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TGM: "There are some very simple but very accurate checks for being 'On Plane.' Whenever the Clubshaft is parallel to the ground, it must also be parallel to the base line of the Inclined Plane, which is usually (but not always) the Line of Flight also. Otherwise, the end of the Club that is...

This was from some time in 2002... Is this his version of basically a one plane--turned shoulder plane--swing? (EDIT: Jim correctly points out that Tiger is REVERSE SHIFTING.) Almost looks like David Toms. I thought Tiger was a reverse shifter with Butch and has since gone to a double-shift...

http://www.the-efficient-golfer.com/tiger-woods-yips.html

http://www.golf-tips.info/video/faldo.mov Check the face-on iron swing (second one shown). Check out the frame 1 prior to contact. WHAT THE?!?!?! Brian's right, this guy's a linebacker. Or wait...is this for real?

FROM THE GOLFING MACHINE: "...no matter what plane angle you shift to whichever end of the club is nearest the ground must also point at the base of the plane. If neither end is closer then the clubshaft must be horizontal to the ground and parallel to the base line." Why must the club point...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2FBoHmq_h8&mode=related&search= Interestingly...no...the shaft line @ setup is 45*, halfway back is 46*, and through swing is 43*. Those aren't congruent angles. But again, the idea of parallel planes may be a useful imagine/feel. A way, not the way.

Nick Faldo was saying on TGC telecast of the 3rd round that Tiger's been working on less left arm rotation on the backswing. Guys, Brian said this is what Tiger should be working on. WOW.

Did anyone ever do it better than Tiger in 2000? EYE OF THE TIGER (4 iron and driver) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wN2p4KkO2A http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyB1efobZZA&mode=related&search=

They are from Brian. It's these two posts: There are times where I get so caught up trying to model positions that I start hitting it badly. Then, I think of these two posts and I start "playing like me" again. I don't care what it looks like, but the ball does good things and the club is...

Cool angle! Thoughts/comments?

Hi, I'm wondering if anyone here has taken advantage of Mr. Doyle's swing analysis videos. If you go to his products page (http://www.bendoylegolf.com/products.htm) you will notice that you can send in your own footage and Mr. Doyle will reply with his analysis. It's a $100, which is great for...

The part of her game that seems to be suffering most is trust. What appears to be going on is more a crisis of confidence than it is the result of an injury. On the range, David Leadbetter, Wie's coach, had Michelle swinging with a Gary Player-like step-through move in which she would follow the...

http://www.golfdigest.com/instruction/swingsequences/index.ssf?/instruction/swingsequences/karries_s9fswglc.html Looks like a double shift pattern, no? My swing is very similar to hers. However, unlike what her coach discusses, I don't have a tendency to pull the club to quickly inside--I do...

Compare: http://www.golfdigest.com/features/index.ssf?/features/gd200501tigerdiaz2.html to: http://www.golfdigest.com/instruction/index.ssf?/instruction/gd200705tigerswing.html Would love to hear all your thoughts.

Hi, Just joined the forum and this is my first post. I've really enjoyed the forum so far. Thank you for providing us with this resource Mr. Manzella. I have a question for you: what do you see as the flaw of Hank Haney's parallel plane swing theory? I know no other player I've seen swings...