RayPlan

Gotta practice driver to get better with driver. And take some video of that.

A video would be a faster way to get some clues to the answer.

How can an informed member of the masses ensure they're doing things that are fundamentally sound and not just fads? There are classic, seemingly timeless swing mechanics along with old methods that have fallen out of favor. But there are new methods that could be detrimental, but arise in an age where we can measure much more about the function of the swing than in the past. How do the masses learn to distinguish these things?

Well I know that's not true, because I have no swing.

It sounds like adding a foam under-layer would be enough of an upgrade to be worth it, without breaking the bank. And you can probably find that sort of thing used on Facebook Marketplace or something. Get creative.

Suffer Mark

Case in point, this from June 13. compose_video_1752286514392.mp4

This is the main thing right now. Thanks Monte. That's the main idea, not some kind of perfect impact position. I've hard a hard time figuring out how to move my hands and arms properly to P6, then through impact.