[KevCarter]

I have always released the club too early and in the off season have been working hard on being in a good position at impact. It's still a work in progress and sometimes can get very discouraging. But, I either learn to do this or settle for mediocre golf.

We all have seen the diversity of swings on Tour. But, IMHO, what they all have in common is what takes place when the club head hits the ball. It seems to me, and I could be wrong, that it doesn't matter how the club gets to that position as long as it does so.

I wonder if golfers would improve if they learned how to do that.

Here is a gem I found today from our friend Ralph. Just as you say...

"The only purpose of the golf swing is to move the club through the ball square to the target at maximum speed. How this is done is of no significance at all, so long as the method employed enables it to be done repetitively."--John Jacobs