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People talk about the best swings of all time. But, is the best swing for Tiger or Hogan necessarily the best swing for you? First, there are so many different body types. There are tall guys, short guys. Guys with short legs, guys with thick trunks, etc. The list goes on. Even taking into...

I found it is actually possible to all these things in a swing: slight bent left wrist at the top slight arched left wrist at impact and follow through 'gather up the marbles' type finish swivel keep the club up the left arm into the follow through and finish swing left immediately after impact...

Brian talking about Sergio's swing: Why? Would someone who's a natural single shifter (or someone who uses and stays on the TSP on the downstroke) also exhibit this tendency to shift to a shallower plane when trying to hit it harder?

Brian and others: How can you get a player to have their left arm going with their left chest as the left shoulder moves up and in after impact (just like Bartlett and Hogan)? In other words, how can you stop the left arm from swinging across the chest too early? Thanks!

We often spend hours and hours analysing full swings. But what about the putting stroke? Let's analyse this stroke: ooy92D1Pjfw

What a lovely move through the ball! Looks just as if not even more smooth than our Mike Finney. Anyone got more swings of him? 0DYe_0by8Co

I have noticed that from the overhead camera angle of good players that during release, their hands go slightly to left field, but clubhead goes to right field as it approaches the ball. How do they achieve this? Is this "orthodox"?

"Ideally, you want your armswing to stop once your shoulder turn has been completed, so your armswing and your trunk are in-sync" Is there any validity to this statement?

I finally figured this out! Why are players like Ernie, Mike Finney, Fred Couples, etc. so damn smooth and rhythmic? Because they need to be! And why are some other great ball strikers such as Tiger, Tom Bartlett and Lee Trevino not so smooth looking? Because they don't need to be!

when I grip my club, there's about a two inch gap between my left pinkie to the very end of the club. In this position, my heel pad is almost at the end of the club (maybe quater inch away). Is this about right?

club in line with right arm well after follow through what does it mean if your club looks in line with the right arm well after the follow through? i seem to be getting this look these days, even though i'm not trying to put any force across the shaft using my right arm (i.e. i feel like a...

ArAyezWfLtE Anyone tried this? Any good?

Brian, can you please share your anticipated release dates of your future products? Son of a former flipper Manzella Matrix: soft draw/fade Do it right (middle of matrix) Short game matrix Manzella book And anything else you have in mind!

What does it mean when someone says one swing is less dependent on timing compared to another? Here's one possible interpretation: "each swing that brings the clubface square to the swing arc earlier than in impact zone is less timing&tempo-dependent". What do you guys think? Could there by...

Tiger talking about his squat: TwwapvBFUMw Another Tiger SwingVision analysis: vyEqT2X9fTw

"Contrary to rumors, I have not split with Hank Haney, my friend and swing coach. He's spent more time at home helping his wife deal with health issues, which is the way it should be. Besides, I've become much better at correcting my swing flaws, and that's ultimately where you want to get to...

Bridgestone Science Eye Personal Launch Monitor Can measure clubhead speed, carry and roll. It also tells you whether you're swing inside-out or outside-in or straight. But unfortunately, it doesn't tell you how many degrees inside-out or outside-in. Since it's pretty much impossible to have...

Anyone got photos or videos of Littler's swing? Thanks :)

Can anyone help me find his swing sequence/video? Thanks :)