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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aFO-IBjJCak&feature=related this is a bit old, but a pretty good representation of when i've been swinging my best. im starting to get back to this level again, though there is still a few things i wanna work one. sorry for poor quality of video. im first swing...

have just got the excellent 'flipper' video, and this isn't exactly about the drills or procedures in flipper. when you are talking about your first lessons with ben doyle, you say you only went to become an A.I. well, if thats the case, and you already had 'The Golfing Machine' book, why were...

sorry if i seem a bit dim, but i just got 'over and out' web version, and dont know what im supposed to do now. can anyone help?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6cntSpVbZo this aint on plane shoulders? what do we all think of tom watson's 'secret'?

who would you say is the 'standard' pattern in the 'manzella matrix'? luke donald? gene littler? who has a standard swing? i would like to put forward vaughan taylor

being in England, we dont get Golf Digest. so occasionally i look at its website every now and again and check out what the people in America are getting. then i found Bobby Clampett, GSED i believe, doin the break 100/90/80 section. TGM in major mags! i suppose getting someone who is accepted...

right at the end is what i consider to be the most dynamic, powerful, athletic and effcient swing i've eve come across http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sspqzrCwtIo

a few swings from a couple of friends of mine. their brothers, dan and ryan, aged 14 and 11. dan, the eldest has an index of 5.6 and ryan 17.4. dan iron http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=az5b-dFOYeY http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zNED42cBbo dan driver http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bO0MW5eDoE...

can you be a good teacher without TGM knowledge? i know many, many teachers and instructors who have no TGM knowledge and do a great job of helping their students. i have come across and equally large number of people who believe without TGM, the standing as a teacher immediately drops. just...

best trick shot guy in britain. swing speed of 140 mph and has competed in european long drive comps. check out his web site as well http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=-2649796738966007863&q=paul+barrington&total=100&start=0&num=10&so=0&type=search&plindex=0

what do we reckon is the best golf analogy. im talking about a comparison between a real life situation that everyone can recognise, and relating it to golf in a way that can be replicated. brians recent primer about pressure points uses a particuarly good analogy my personal favourite is...

you have commented on one of my previous posts about ben hogan being a one planer. i wont repeat what you said it was. anyway, you obviously know better than i do about this subject. whenever i have seen ben hogan DTL it always seems to me that the club is in nearly identical position on the...

im quite a decent player, i like to think, and onew of my fundamentals has always been to keep the left arm straight and extended throughout the backswing and the downswing until post impact when both arms are straight, the follow through. i can see that brian allows his left arm to fold goin...

have noticed whilst extensively wathcing ben hogans swing, that after impact, his hips lead his shoulders into the follow-through. his hips keep turning until facing well left of the target, then his arms are flung up and around his body. most modern players i see, get to pivot-stop(?), where...

i have noticed whilst extensively wathcing ben hogans swing, that after impact, his hips lead his shoulders into the follow-through. his hips keep turning until facing well left of the target, then his arms are flung up and around his body. most modern players i see, get to pivot-stop(?), where...

i've heard brian talk about tracing a 'straight plane line'. no, in very simple terms, is this simply swinging from inside to inside, rather then inside-out or outside-in? im sure it is much more complex than that, but is that the basics of it?

i personally believe in the progressive ball position, as club is different length, and weight, and therefore requires a different angle of attack. however numerous players use the static position. this i believe problems ocur witht the longer clubs, as the ball is not forward enough, and with...

what position is an onplane finish position? is it on that is parralel to the plane of the swing, but slightly flatter due to the adjustment in axis tilt after impact? or is it directly parralel to the plane?

there are loads of them on tour. david duval was. aaron oberholser, kenny perry, scott verplank, zach johnson, even an older version of bernhard langer. strong grip, closed face and loads of rotation and the head way behind the ball. my query is how do players get like this? many ppl i know end...

i know we're coming to winter, and we're not playing as much as we want to, but when i do play, right now, im playing terribly. i cant hit the ball straight, cant hit it solidly struck and i cant play to my usual standard. i keep fatting and thining the ball and i know this is caused by...