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Here's my swing in slow mo. Video - My Golf Swing 9-19-12 (5 Iron FaceOn) - SwingAcademy.com I've been really working on less tumble and more "door knob turning" and I think you can see a very quick clubface closure while coming more from inside. I'm not a "swing left" guy yet. Something I'd...

I know that OptiShot is pretty cheap and popular. OptiShot Infrared Golf Simulator - Improve your game and play golf at home with affordable accurate swing analysis Is there one that anyone recommends I get?

Is it just me, or is this swing going left of left of left? Looks to be well left of where Monte would be. Anyone know if he's been on trackman?

From another forum: The axis that the clubhead (or clubface) rotates is inconsequential? The argument here is that because the amount required to rotate it is so small that it's inconsequential. To me it is the MOST IMPORTANT torque we could possibly be applying to the club. It is the one...

Amazing what an open mind and the ability to adapt to proper information can do to a person. Not all change is good, but sometimes it's perfect.

It isn't yet commercially available, but by this time next year everyone will have one of these and for far less money.

Finally got my Casio EX-FH20 out to the range today to take some video of my swing. Face On Down The Line The down the line video has a couple of skips, not sure why.

Day 7 and the teacher wants him to lag?

It has been by goal to consolidate the best information available about the game of golf. It is also my goal to have the information reviewed by PEERS to establish a more scientific analysis of ALL the information contained. I believe I have the solution finally in place...

Running with Brian's tumble and twisting the club about itself I isolated these two actions to what the left arm is doing. (Magic of the left arm?) I have an idea that sprung from all this contemplation and I wonder how it would hold up to some scrutiny. It could best be summed up like this...

I have already mentioned that the camera is not placed behind AK in his picture. The challenge is mostly that Jeff see's no tumble. I see tumble very late which gets his left elbow pointing slightly toward his ribcage.

That see's this as a pull draw and not a push draw as the editor of the video states? From what I see, he is aimed at the far right corner of the grandstand and the ball is starting stright parallel to his alignment. Then the ball draws to the left side of the green... LEFT of where he is...

It has been suggested in other locations that you video the symposium. People are willing to pay good money to see it. If I may make a suggestion, U-Stream it live with some U-Stream questions also asked. People can pay to view the live stream, or you can save the stream and sell it later...

I was tinkering with my setup a bit and realized I wasn't setting my hands up forward as much as I used to. I started to hit some much better shots and it seemed to eliminate the push rights that had once again started to creep into my game. So I started to ponder why this might be and I...

I worked very hard on holding this all the way through and past impact. I was hitting some of the most consistently on line shots of my life. I've done this several times before but not with this much success. However, my question relates to something I noticed this time that I've never had...

One of the interesting phenomenon that we know about the D-Plane (and really it's been partially known for a long time) is that you can curve the ball more with your longer clubs, and very little with the short ones. We can use this to our advantage. Practice PATH with long clubs. Practice...

Should we throw out the terms Pull Hook and Push Slice since both can be accomplished with a path that is on target?

Resolved: For right handers - Left shoulder drives the torquing of the upper body against a braced right leg. Right leg drives the torquing of the hips against the inertia (or even momentum still going back) of the left shoulder. Discuss.

I'm curious what some of the worst advice you've ever heard has been. Recently, this was tossed out on another forum: