Homer teaches us that the path of the hands is the most important part of the swing...it gives us lag.
He also teaches us that the pivot must move to power the swingers swing and also avoid right hip and hand collision.
Imagine a perfect TGM based swinger...pivot...lag and drag..power package...3 barrels...
Now imagine the same swing without arms...isolating the zone 1 components...perfect pivot ...but isolated and powering nothing...
Now imagine the hands and club moving under their own power BUT in exactly the same way as they did in the perfect swinger I described above...
Would the clubhead behave in the same way as the "perfect TGM 3 barrel swinger" clubhead?
Does the path of the hands determine the clubhead behaviour?
If so....what would happen if the perfect pivot (getting out of the way of the hands) were to be connected solely to the hands which track the perfect swinger's hand path....
Would the clubhead behave in the same way as the perfect 2 handed swinger?
Is this what a right armed swinger does? Is this what Delaware Golfer does....?
Ties a perfect pivot to a perfect hand path...but feels the right arm and hand path...??
Last edited by golfbulldog : 06-26-2008 at 03:27 AM.
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