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What would you suggest in the alternative?

I'm only partially fluent in English and marginally fluent in ancient Sumerian language. What is IE? Internet Explorer?

Smaller circle on full action, none needed with 'standard' chips it's basically already built in with a press down, or like Mac is showing with his elbow variant pattern- maybe a idea from Runyon, not sure.

All about radius control, finding that smaller circle, a few ways finding it.

@bd59 It's a common problem, swinging out, above, and around the trail hip toward the line instead of dropping onto an inside path. An old drill addressing the issue was simply dropping the trail leg off the line behind you a little and swing with lowering arms. Here's a different way accomplishing the same thing, which is clever. It will make the trail foot 'disappear' and it will show you how much room there really is down there for dropping the arms and club in. In your case though a dark towel, and don't worry you won't hit your toes.

Basically change the mix from primary lateral to primary rotational.

As Moe would say 'Suure, and lowered too, lowered too'.

Yes, very silly. Picking his brains for both course management and swing technique would be like picking apples from the top of the tree, a zinger of a time. Sounds like what Paul said, a swing without a word. An Azingerism if you will.

Everyone's time is valuable, especially in a school. Computing cumulative 1:1 time a single participant receives over 2.5 partial days against the 6k, if that's the number, will color that price in a different light. @fawley Never attended, and no direct knowledge on AMG, just responding to another comment.

One could deep dive into the game from its beginning forward. It's quite revealing and worth the extra time because it provides a foundation for knowing and examining the differences between the science of a golf swing and the art of hitting a golf ball. Being subject to your own diligence is a good place to start.

Watching the British Open with morning brew and toasted sour dough bread is pretty much as good as it gets.

The discussion starts here. A name for a new drink at the 19th hole is 'Three Caddies'.

Don't blame you one bit, up close and personal professional eyeballs watching, testing by examination and evaluating test outcomes, is the best way but very few in my experience would know beyond offering standard swing fare where to start like you suggest. A good way forward starts with considering angular momentum will chase, and seek to align with, torque making the hands a more subordinate but predictable participant. The body hits, the club strikes, the hands hold. In some sense knowing your flexibility and mobility are basically predictable could be an asset, and I'm guessing it would, during the test. Good luck.

YouTube videos are best, especially the frame by frame feature, and are easily accepted here. My opinion of course.

Yes, a great drill for touch. The fourth line in has the ball trickling back down into the hole from an uphill miss on the high side. Could be luck, could be skill. Only thing remaining after that is understanding proper orientations.🤣

Good, nice playing too. Finding center is better still. 😉