I think that Yodas Luke does have a very symmetrical swing overall.
However, according to Homer's theory, doesn't the inclined plane have to be the sweetspot plane? If correct, then if a golfer is swinging on that sweetspot plane, then i) the hosel should be rotating towards that sweetspot plane during the takeaway swivel action, and ii) the hosel should be rotating away from that sweetspot plane during the release swivel phase (from the 3rd parallel to impact), and then iii) the hosel should rotate back towards the sweetspot plane during the followthrough phase (from impact to the 4th parallel).
However, in Yodas Luke's demonstration, the hosel was staying on the elbow plane during i) and ii), which fits in with my theory. Surely, the hosel cannot only rotate away/to from the sweetspot plane at one swing phase-point - point iii) - and not at the other two swing phase-points, if the hosel was operating in accordance with Homer's theory?
Jeff.
Jeff,
You don't swing the hosel.
You swing the Clubhead. More specifically, the Clubhead's Sweetspot.
Period.
Stop wasting everybody's time. Your talents are better applied elsewhere.
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