It's interesting to me, but not surprising, that Tiger's article in the December Golf Digest contradict's the caption on the illustration in the NY Times article that describes Tiger's "Getting Stuck": "Woods's arms and hands lagged too far behind his lower body on the downswing". In the GD artcle, Tiger admits that "dropping the club inside on the downswing" was the resaon he got stuck; in other words, forcing his right elbow in front of the body caused the clubhead to lag too open. The solution: not "aligning his left arm and the angle of his shoulders" as the NY Times says, but: "now I focus on rotating my right forearm down and into my right side", accompanied by an illustration showing his right elbow resting on the side of his hip (not in front) well into the downswing. This is the same solution, by the way, that Hardy believes Hogan used to get unstuck that Jim discusses in his 2004 PGA Teaching Summit presentation.
