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Still fiddling around with the right elbow and forearm positions. As I do often, I was trying to relate what I was feeling to what I wanted to do with the club. I came upon the observation that when I was making the proper move with my elbow and forearm that the club was in a much more...

I've been working really hard on getting my right elbow in front of my right hip through impact. Well, yesterday I really made an effort not to just position it there, but to make it go HARD and accellerate as much as I could to the finish with it. Not just to hit the ball.. but to just get to...

I put this in "The Golfing Machine" forum, but felt it would be a good set of questions to pose here. The very basic question I have is "How can the basic physics of centrifugal force be diverted through a "hook-face alignment"?" I will quote the specific part which is troubling.. "..Which...

I have made an illustration of impact alignments as close as I can to those in 2-C. If you spot anything out of sorts with this illustration, please feel free to speak up. Also, if you would like any other alignments illustrated on this picture, or any others.. let me know. I'm just trying to...

In an effort to avoid any future confrontations and to just simply go into learning mode.. I'm going to avoid any future divulgance of information even if it reguards a part of the book I understand. I'll leave that up to Brian and Yoda. Instead, I would like to focus my attention to my own...

#1) If you use Angle of Delivery, you will require stiffer shafts. With Arc of Deliver, you will require flexible shafts. Here's why... I can't remember precisely where I was reading, but there was a reference to 6-C-2-A which is about the Lag component when the sentence: "The Clubshaft is...

This is a really confusing section to me about the right forearm alignments for the hitting and swinging proceedures. I have spent countless hours trying to figure out this description... "For Hitting, the Right Forearm should be precisely in-line with--and directly opposed to--the motion of...

Brian and I agree on TWO things!! I'm hoping to get Yoda's input here too... 1) Clubfitting MUST be more than just static fittings. Frequency matching is critical to consistent golf strokes. 2) (and this one shocked me the most) Ball position CAN BE constantly in one position. A change...

Aparently by the definition of HK, I have a true "Swingers" motion. (no jokes guys [:p]) My left wrist at impact is level, and my wright wrist is uncocked. Obviously this puts my right forearm well off plane with the shaft. Suggestions on how to work on this, and if it's even something...

Feel free to comment... I'll try to refrain my own comments to just answering questions as sometimes I tend to get over-zealous. Please feel free to speak up. http://gzi.mine.nu:65433/golf/myswing-rear(10-9-04).avi http://gzi.mine.nu:65433/golf/myswing-front(10-9-04).avi

The idea of "club throwing" came up in another forum (not going to mention where but I'm sure most of you know). I would like to hear what BM and Holenone have to say about this idea, and if they've experimented with it with their students. I have personally seen people improve not just with...

I believe it does because it's quite clearly shown in these two photo's of your's truely... and I can produce the same angles for many professionals on tour. The angle's measured are between the topline of the forearms and the shaft of the club. This illustrates the hinging motion commonly...

I have not seen it, nor know what it is. Quite frankly, I can't afford much at the moment... but I'd like to know what it is and if it confirms or denies my belief that the rear knee, hip and shoulder move into alignment with the toes (or slightly in front of them) of the front foot. Is there...

Right wrist folds, left wrist cocks on the backswing. I do not see how the wrists can work the hands in conflicting directions. Please, some clarification.

I'm currious what TGM says about how equipment effects the golfer (not the ball).