Chris Demarco's finish had the clubshaft

[diggerdog]

line up with his spine angle. what's up with that? He is one straight hitter.

 

[Jim Kobylinski]

Not 100% sure but i think it has to do with the hitter's "drive out action" combined with his fear of hitting it left.

 

[self-mastery]

Do most hitters on the tour fight a hook?

 

[matt]

Most players on tour hate hitting hooks, so they do what they can to eliminate them. You can't play good golf if your misses are hooks, because they go left and run forever. A little puff fade for a miss, though, is still in play.

 

[self-mastery]

I would do anything to have a nice high flyin fade.

 

[Brian Manzella]

Tom Bartlett said DiMarco had a sequenced release......

I have OLD video of him...I'll have to look.

 

[Playa_Brian]

I think there's some similarities to the swing that Mark Evershed talked about in his Moe Norman video, as far as motion through impact. Has anybody else seen it?

isn't it just an anti-left swing with the disadvantage of less potential distance?

 

[EdZ]

Bartlett has a better version of DiMarco's move (and Beem's), IMO - talk about a consistent motion! (at least from the clips I have seen of him)

 

[rbaumgolf]

Does DiMarco demonstrate the "up the wall, down the wall and away from the wall technique? That's what his swing looked like to me........