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I posted this question on this in the mega-thread a while back. It got lost in the shuffle of good posts! My questions are: Does the new release help players swing left? Do handle draggers have to aim left in order to zero out? This release is a big piece of the puzzle for me because as a...

The Tom's method is to aim left and hit down on it, correct? I noticed this through the bag. Am I correct in saying that David takes his driver a wee bit on the down? Although Sir Nick commented on his super forward ball postion with the driver. I go back and forth between aiming left and...

An idea that has helped me on and off over the years is keeping some pressure between the left arm and left pec at least to, thru and past the ball. As a chronic under planer this was a tall order, but I have noticed since focusing on tumbling that that pressure seems to be more of an effect, or...

Is anybody familiar with Dr. David Wright, and his findings? wrightbalance.com I am not promoting this just curious to know if our learned forum members find this stuff to be credible.

Nice new look. Wish you great success with the revamped site.

Curious to know what everybody's take on "ribbing" your grips ala Hogan? A former students gave me an old persimmon 3 wood to remember him by (his name is Wilson!) and the grip has some sort of ribbing on the underside of the grip. It feels as though there is a piece of wire or something under...

Does anyone one have a starting point for VSP numbers? My driver's lie angle is 58*, the VSP cited in most examples is 45* (due to lowering and shaft droop etc.) Or is lie angle a good starting point? I checked the Trackman newsletters in the hope they had a tour average of some sort but I could...

what is the difference between throwing a drunk off your back and humping a goat?:)

I do not have the pics to post at the present time, but I noticed a common factor between some really great ball strikers. In fact one of the ballers draws particular attention to it (so it is not original to me) The common trait is that they place the left foot outside of the left shoulder. You...

"However, if you add the effect of moving the ball backwards in your stance progressively with the shorter club, it is possible to counter balance this so you can end up with the same horizontal swing plane (aiming) for all your irons! Other than that, ball position is very much a teaching...