All you picture looking golf swing THEORISTS...come in to my office...:)

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It did the opposite.

I was confusing the upper and lower series when I wrote my response. After reading about your release finding, a straight line from sweet spot through hands and up to left shoulder seems like the ideal at impact, for a stock shot anyway.

The different hands location at impact is anyway the only significant difference I can see from the pictures.
 
Brian -

You stated that a divot is not an indicator for the attack angle. How can a golfer have a positive attack angle with a divot (unless the divot is well before the ball and one hits back up into the ball which really isn't a golf shot)? I believe that a divot demonstrates a negative attack angle. How much? Don't know and would need a Trackman to know. However, I do believe that a divot is evidence of a negative attack angle and not a positive attack angle so it is an indicator.
 
Thanks Kevin.

Are there any special tips for hitting balls on grass while using a Trackman? I have no problem with readings from a mat, but grass sometimes causes problems.
 
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