The Most Important Illustration in the History of Golf

[O.B.Left]

This would be similar to Yoda's offering IF the Revelli drawing had been done at Impact instead of long after separation............something I had missed until it was pointed out to me. Its hard to see. In that case Hogans hands would be ahead of both his head and the ball.


Which means that Yoda's is still more illustrative. I just wish I could do it better personally.

[airair]

Could it be that this can be before impact?

[Daryl]

[EdZ]

This is one of my all time favorites because it shows what most people are missing (at least for swingers).

It is the cure for the steering that most do (as long as they know how to keep the pivot moving)

The next step is to understand what the horizontal hinge is, but until you know this feel, you are forever steering.

[drewitgolf]

[strav]

George Knudson: "The flagpole at St Charles had everything to do with the development of my thoughts on golf as a target game
and on the swing as a motion. The flagpole became my target, not the ball."

Again.

"Golf is a stationary ball game in which we make a motion toward a target. The ball simply gets in the way of the motion."

Jack Nicklaus described Knudson as "The man with the million dollar swing"

Was he simply 'taking dead aim' by tracing a straight plane line without becoming ball bound or is there more to this?

[Daryl]

[drewitgolf]

[bambam]

+1 vote for this.

Would've been +2 if you'd had it on a Waffle House or Cracker Barrel napkin.

[KevCarter]

That should be framed and put in the Hall of Fame, or Golf House, or somewhere very important. AWESOME picture!!!

Kevin